Create your digital product passports in no time and with minimal effort.
Connect warranty, returns and product information directly to the digital identity of each product. dpp.cloud gives customers and service teams access to relevant product details and supports more efficient after-sales processes.
Use the product's QR code or digital identity to identify the relevant product and its associated information.
Use the product's QR code or digital identity to identify the relevant product and its associated information.
Make relevant warranty and product information available through the digital product experience.
Connect warranty and returns with additional services such as support, spare parts and repair information.
Connect warranty and returns with additional services such as support, spare parts and repair information.
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Connect warranty information directly to the relevant product so customers and service teams can access the right information faster.
Connect warranty information directly to the relevant product so customers and service teams can access the right information faster.
Use the digital product identity to provide relevant product information during returns and reduce unnecessary manual lookup.
Give support teams access to product-specific information that helps them handle service requests more efficiently.
Provide customers with a consistent digital entry point for warranty, support and after-sales information.
Connect relevant product and lifecycle information to the product identity to support better service decisions.
Make it easier for customers and service teams to find the right information without searching across disconnected systems.
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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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