Core DPP

Serial-Level DPP

Give every physical product its own digital identity. Serial-Level DPP connects individual units with their specific product data, enabling more precise transparency, service, traceability and lifecycle management.

Give Every Product Its Own Identity

See how serial-level Digital Product Passports can connect individual products to their digital lifecycle.

How it works

Serial-Level DPP

Create or connect a unique identifier for the individual physical product.

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    Assign an Identity

    Create or connect a unique identifier for the individual physical product.

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    Connect Product Data

    Associate relevant product information with the individual digital identity.

  • 3

    Generate the Digital Passport

    Use the digital identity as the foundation for product service, maintenance and lifecycle interactions.

  • 4

    Track the Lifecycle

    Use the digital identity as the foundation for product service, maintenance and lifecycle interactions.

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Serial-Level DPP

Benefits of this feature

Give every physical unit its own digital identity instead of relying only on generic model-level information.

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    One Identity Per Product

    Give every physical unit its own digital identity instead of relying only on generic model-level information.

  • 2

    Unit-Level Transparency

    Present information relevant to the individual product, including data associated with its unique identity.

  • 3

    Better Traceability

    Connect product identity with relevant lifecycle information to improve traceability across the product journey.

  • 4

    Smarter After-Sales

    Use the individual product identity to provide more relevant warranty, repair, service and spare-part experiences.

  • 5

    Lifecycle Data

    Create a digital foundation for maintaining relevant information throughout the product lifecycle.

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    Ready for Scale

    Generate unique digital identities across large product portfolios while maintaining a consistent DPP structure.

Give Every Product Its Own Identity

See how serial-level Digital Product Passports can connect individual products to their digital lifecycle.

Recent Blogs​

Readings about the Digital Product Passport

Batteries Without a Passport Still Need a QR Code: Article 13(6) of the EU Batteries Regulation Explained
ESPR & EU Regulations
November 11, 2026

Batteries Without a Passport Still Need a QR Code: Article 13(6) of the EU Batteries Regulation Explained

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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EU Ban on Destroying Unsold Clothes and Shoes: What Applies Since 19 July 2026 and Where the DPP Comes In
Industry-Deep-Dives
November 2, 2026

EU Ban on Destroying Unsold Clothes and Shoes: What Applies Since 19 July 2026 and Where the DPP Comes In

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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Battery Passport Access Rights: The Missing Implementing Act and What to Build Before February 2027
ESPR & EU Regulations
October 26, 2026

Battery Passport Access Rights: The Missing Implementing Act and What to Build Before February 2027

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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How to Register a Digital Product Passport in the EU Registry: Implementing Regulation 2026/1778 Step by Step
ESPR & EU Regulations
October 21, 2026

How to Register a Digital Product Passport in the EU Registry: Implementing Regulation 2026/1778 Step by Step

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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FAQ​

Related FAQ 's

What is a serial-level Digital Product Passport?

Why use a serial-level DPP?

Can serial-level DPPs use existing PIM data?

Can every product have its own QR code?

Is serial-level DPP useful for after-sales service?