For companies that need a passport and do not want to build it alone
The service is designed for companies that have, or will have, Digital Product Passport obligations and prefer to entrust its management to specialists.
Profiles
Manufacturers and importers
Economic operators placing on the EU market products covered by ESPR delegated acts or by other rules requiring a passport, such as the Batteries Regulation.
SMEs without dedicated IT
Companies whose product data is spread across ERP, engineering departments and spreadsheets, and who lack the resources to build and maintain their own platform: the repetitive checking and updating is done by AI agents, under our supervision.
Remanufacturers and repairers
Those who remanufacture or repair products and need to document their work, linking it to the product's history. Learn more.
Sectors and timing
Dates depend on the product group. In short, as things stand:
- Batteries – Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 requires the passport from 18 February 2027 for industrial batteries above 2 kWh, electric vehicle batteries and batteries for light means of transport.
- Other ESPR product groups – textiles, furniture, tyres, mattresses, iron and steel, aluminium and others are listed as priorities in the Commission's working plan. Obligations apply through the individual delegated acts, normally no earlier than 18 months after their entry into force.
- Electrical and electronic equipment, lighting – already subject to ecodesign and energy labelling rules; the passport can bring this information together in one place ahead of future delegated acts.
Not sure yet whether and when the obligation will apply to you? That is exactly one of the questions the preliminary analysis answers.