Our Digital Product Passport (DPP) system provides a secure and transparent way to track product data across its lifecycle. We offer compliance with EU regulations, ensuring detailed documentation of materials, processes, and sustainability information. Our DPP solutions empower businesses to enhance traceability, build consumer trust, and meet regulatory requirements with ease.
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A Digital Product Passport is a digital record that follows a product's lifecycle, detailing its materials, origin, and recycling information. It supports sustainability and helps reduce waste, with growing interest from the EU.
DPP supports the transition to a circular economy by providing information that can help extend the life of products through repair, reuse, and recycling. By having detailed data on product components and materials, companies and consumers can make more informed decisions that support sustainability.
DPPs can enhance transparency across the supply chain, offering insights into the sourcing of materials, the environmental impact of production processes, and the social conditions under which products are made. This transparency is increasingly demanded by consumers and regulators alike.
As regulations around product sustainability and recycling become stricter, having a DPP can facilitate compliance with such regulations, easing market access and potentially offering competitive advantages.
By providing transparent and accessible information about a product's environmental and social impact, DPPs can help build trust between manufacturers and consumers, potentially influencing purchasing decisions.
The architecture of a Digital Product Passport is complex and multifaceted, designed to ensure data integrity, security, and accessibility. It typically involves:
Ensuring that the DPP can communicate and exchange data with various systems and standards across industries and borders.
The architecture must support a wide range of products and the vast amount of data associated with each, growing as more products are added.
Protecting sensitive data, including proprietary information about manufacturing processes and supply chains, while ensuring that personal data is handled according to privacy laws.
Providing accessible, user-friendly interfaces for stakeholders, including manufacturers, regulators, consumers, and recyclers, to access and interact with the passport data.
Organizing data in a standardized format that accommodates detailed information about materials, production, usage, and end-of-life options.
Products Tracked
Supply Chains Monitored
Satisfied Stakeholders
Compliance Certifications
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