for Manufacturers & Brands

DPP Compliance Made Simple for Manufacturers & Brands

Get ready for EU & EEA regulations — without disrupting your operations

What DPP Means for You

If you’re manufacturing or branding products sold in the EU or EEA markets, the Digital Product Passport (DPP) will soon become a requirement — and an opportunity. Part of the EU’s Green Deal and the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), DPPs are set to transform how product data is shared, verified, and reused across the lifecycle of every product you put on the market.

Whether you produce electronics, textiles, furniture, or consumer goods, the message is clear: you’ll need structured, transparent, and lifecycle-based product data — at scale.

Your Challenges

We know the pressure manufacturers and brands are under:

Fragmented Product Data
Product details are often scattered across departments, spreadsheets, and legacy systems — making standardization and compliance hard to achieve.

Evolving Regulations
The EU is moving fast, and staying current with what’s required — and how to deliver it — is a growing burden. Remember GDPR?

IT System Limitations
Many traditional systems (PIM, ERP, PLM) weren’t designed with regulatory transparency or public access in mind.

Pressure to move fast
Internal teams are stretched, and adding another layer of compliance can feel overwhelming.

How We Help

EU & EEA Compliance from Day One

You stay in full control of your product data — we just help you structure and deliver it to meet Digital Product Passport requirements. From ESPR to the Battery Regulation, our platform ensures you’re aligned with all relevant EU and EEA rules, including those in Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein. We guide you through every step, without locking you in.

Smart Public Access

Each product is assigned a unique QR/NFC code linking to its Digital Product Passport. Essential data is embedded directly in the code itself — available even offline. For more detailed information, our high-performance public service ensures fast, secure access from anywhere in the world. Whether your customers are in Oslo or Osaka, they get the data instantly — with built-in protection and speed.

Onboarding Made Easy

Send us your data via spreadsheet or connect your PIM system — no new tools to master or complex setup required.

Coming soon: Direct access to the platform so you can manage and update your product data yourself.

Built for Scale & Longevity

Our MACH-based platform is API-first and cloud-native, hosted on Microsoft Azure’s EU data centers for security, performance, and compliance.

Version Control Without Lock-In

All product data is versioned, archived, and exportable in JSON format — making audits and migrations simple and transparent.

You Focus on Products,
We Handle the Passports

Why It Matters

Getting DPP right doesn’t just help you avoid fines — it’s an opportunity to:

Turn Transparency Into Trust
Share where your materials come from, how your products are made, and how they can be reused or recycled.

Gain Real-World Usage Insights
Each time a product passport is scanned, you get anonymized analytics — helping you understand when, where, and how your products are accessed throughout their lifecycle.

Enable Circular Business Models
Data transparency opens the door to repair, reuse, and resale — in line with customer expectations and future regulation.

Work With People Who Understand Your Reality

We’re not salespeople or middlemen — we’re builders. DPPA is led by a team of product and tech founders who’ve created a platform specifically for businesses like yours. No lengthy contracts, no endless calls — just an easy, scalable way to meet your Digital Product Passport obligations and take full control of your product data.

We’ve removed the complexity so you can get compliant and stay focused on what matters most: your core business.

Ready to simplify your DPP journey?

Email Us to Start

FAQs

Do we need to implement Digital Product Passports for all our products?

Not all products are impacted yet. Regulations like the ESPR and Battery Regulation target specific categories first (e.g. batteries, textiles, electronics). However, the DPP framework is expanding, so it’s smart to prepare your systems early. Please visit our Academy-section for more insights.

What kind of data do we need to provide?

Typical data includes product identifiers, material composition, carbon footprint, repairability, safety info, and recycling instructions. The exact data depends on the product category and the regulation it falls under. You may find that information in our Academy-section.

We already use a PIM system. Can we connect it to your platform?

Probably. Our platform is designed to integrate easily with existing Product Information Management (PIM) systems, such as Akeneo, PimCore and inRiver (the list is continuously expanding). You can also start with Excel-based submissions during the onboarding phase.

Who owns the product data once it’s uploaded?

You do. We never claim ownership of your data. You can export your product passports in structured formats like JSON anytime, and we don’t lock you into our system.

What happens after we upload the product data?

Our team validates the data, generates unique QR/NFC codes for each product, and prepares the product passport for publication. Once published, your product has a versioned digital identity accessible globally.

Is the data public? Can competitors see everything?

Only selected parts of the product passport are publicly visible — typically consumer-facing information like materials, care instructions, and recycling.

How do we stay compliant with changing EU/EEA regulations?

Our platform is continuously updated to align with the latest EU and EEA directives. You don’t have to monitor legal changes — we handle that and guide you accordingly.

Is the platform secure and GDPR compliant?

Yes. We’re hosted in European Azure data centers and follow best-in-class security practices. We also comply fully with GDPR and EEA data protection standards.

When should we start?

The earlier, the better. Even if your products aren’t yet affected, early adoption gives you a competitive edge, operational readiness, and trust from your customers.