Create your digital product passports in no time and with minimal effort.
Create and update Digital Product Passports at scale. Process product data for 100,000+ products in seconds without manual preparation or data cleaning.
Product data flows in directly from your ERP, PIM, or existing databases via API or batch upload — no manual entry required, even for catalogs with millions of SKUs.
Product data flows in directly from your ERP, PIM, or existing databases via API or batch upload — no manual entry required, even for catalogs with millions of SKUs.
Every record is checked against your DPP schema and compliance rules automatically, with missing or inconsistent fields flagged before a single passport goes live.
Records that fail validation are isolated into a separate report instead of blocking the batch, so your team fixes only what's flagged while everything else keeps moving.
Records that fail validation are isolated into a separate report instead of blocking the batch, so your team fixes only what's flagged while everything else keeps moving.
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Product data is imported in bulk from your existing systems (ERP, PIM, or product databases) via API or batch file upload (CSV, JSON, XML), rather than requiring manual entry for each product.
Product data is imported in bulk from your existing systems (ERP, PIM, or product databases) via API or batch file upload (CSV, JSON, XML), rather than requiring manual entry for each product.
Each incoming record is automatically validated against your DPP schema and compliance requirements (e.g., ESPR standards), with data fields mapped to the correct DPP attributes — flagging any missing or inconsistent data before passports are generated.
Instead of processing products one at a time, the system generates DPPs in parallel batches, drastically cutting the time needed to create passports for large product ranges — from thousands to millions of SKUs.
Each product instance receives a unique digital identity (serial number, QR code, or other identifier) automatically during processing, ensuring every unit — even within the same product line — has its own traceable passport.
Once generated, passports can be published in bulk to your live environment and automatically synced across connected systems (webshop, ERP, customer-facing portals) so all data stays consistent everywhere.
Any records that fail validation are isolated into an error report rather than blocking the entire batch — so processing continues smoothly, and your team can review and fix only the flagged items.
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Most batteries will never get a battery passport, but from February 2027 they still need a QR code. We explain what it has to link to, who is affected and why it's a much smaller project than a full passport.
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Since 19 July 2026, large fashion and footwear companies may no longer destroy unsold stock in the EU, and recycling counts as destruction. We go through the ten exceptions and the reporting duties, and explain why good product data makes the ban much easier to handle.
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The Commission missed its own deadline for the battery passport access rules, but the passport deadline stays. Here we sort out what is already settled, what isn't, and how to build the restricted layer so it still works once the final rules arrive.
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The EU registry has been live since July and its rules have applied since 6 August 2026. Before you can register a single passport, your company has to be verified through eIDAS. We walk through the process, what the automatic checks prove and who may register for you.
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