Manufactured goods sit at the intersection of multiple DPP obligations. Material sourcing, process emissions, supplier tiers, recycled content, and end-of-life disassembly data must all be captured, structured, and made accessible across the value chain — at scale, across product families and multi-tier supply chains.
Bill of Materials Traceability
Material inputs at component level — origin country, supplier, processing method, substances-of-concern flags. Aligned with EU REACH and ESPR. Supports complex BOM structures with inherited attributes across variants.
Multi-Tier Supply Chain Access
Suppliers at each tier contribute process data directly into the product's passport record. Role-based access ensures upstream parties cannot view commercially sensitive downstream data.
EU Registry & Customs Export
Machine-readable DPP exports in JSON and XML, compatible with the EU central DPP registry (launching July 2026) and customs verification systems.
- 2026 (indicative): Delegated act for iron, steel, and aluminium
- 2027: Battery Passport mandatory for industrial and EV batteries
- 2027–2028: Textiles, tyres, aluminium
- 2028–2029: Electronics, furniture, vehicles
- July 2026: EU central DPP registry launches
