Use case

Organisations selling physical products into the EU market must meet rolling Digital Product Passport obligations under ESPR from 2026 through 2030. WebIQ DPP enables a structured, scalable compliance programme — beginning with the earliest-deadline product categories and expanding incrementally.

01How it works

Product data is ingested from existing ERP, PIM, or supplier systems via API, CSV, or EDI. Material, carbon, and supply chain data is mapped to ESPR-aligned data fields. Unique product identifiers are generated and linked to QR codes or NFC tags. Consumer-facing passports are published. Audit-ready exports are generated for EU registry submission.


Business outcome


Market access is maintained ahead of mandatory compliance dates. Data collected for compliance also drives consumer trust, investor disclosure, and procurement qualification. The compliance programme becomes a commercial asset.

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