Ready for ESPR and the EU circular economy. Transparent, compliant, sustainable.
Typical challenges
Sounds familiar?
New EU regulations require product data transparency
Product information is fragmented across ERP, PLM and supplier systems
Collecting data for each passport is manual and slow
Lifecycle, impact and sustainability are hard to trace
What we deliver
Data integration from ERP/PLM, suppliers, production and certificates
Structured passports with QR-code access, DPP portal and customer view
Compliance, end-to-end traceability and sustainability reporting
Assessment of which DPP requirements apply to your product groups
How it works
1. Data integration
Collect and validate data from all relevant sources: ERP/PLM (product and material data), suppliers (material and component data), production (process and quality data) and certificates (test reports and standards).
2. Data management
Centralise and standardise product information in one data model with validation rules.
3. Digital passport
Generate a structured DPP per product or batch with all required attributes.
4. QR code
Assign a unique identifier and QR code for instant access and sharing.
5. Analytics
Dashboards and reports for compliance status, insights and decisions.
Output & access
DPP portal to manage and share passports, QR access, customer view, compliance evidence and sustainability reporting.
Technologies & business value
Technologies: ERP / PLM integration, QR codes, Microsoft Azure, Power BI
Business value: One source of truth for product data across the whole lifecycle: EU compliance, transparency, circular economy and faster time to market.
Because our engineers work with CAD, PLM and bills of materials every day, we know where product data lives and how it is structured.
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Frequently asked questions
When does the Digital Product Passport become mandatory?
The ESPR introduces passport requirements step by step for individual product groups. Batteries come first: the battery passport under the EU Battery Regulation applies from February 2027. We help you assess which requirements apply to you and when.
Do we need new systems?
Usually not. The passport is built on data you already have in ERP and PLM; we connect and structure it.