DPP readiness for global supply chains
Find the operational gaps that could slow your Digital Product Passport preparation, then turn them into a practical sequence of work.
A Digital Product Passport is a structured digital record linked to a product or product identifier. Depending on the applicable rules, it can make defined product, sustainability and circularity information available to relevant people and systems.
Ten questions · about 2–3 minutes · immediate useful result · no payment or email required
Diagnostic only. The assessment is not legal certification or regulatory approval.
Current regulatory position
Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 is in force. Product-specific delegated acts determine whether and how DPP requirements apply to a covered product group.
Primary sourceEUR-Lex · Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 ESPR and the Digital Product PassportThe requirement covers LMT batteries, electric-vehicle batteries and industrial batteries with capacity greater than 2 kWh—not every battery category.
Primary sourceEUR-Lex · Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, Article 77 EU battery passport requirements Illustrative battery passport exampleTextiles, iron and steel, aluminium, tyres and furniture are among ESPR working-plan priorities. Priority status is not itself a current universal DPP obligation.
Primary sourceEuropean Commission · ESPR Working Plan 2025–2030 Illustrative textile passport example Illustrative electronics passport exampleScope and timing depend on the applicable product rules, delegated acts and supply-chain role. Source links open official material.
More than a QR code
A useful Digital Product Passport depends on accurate, structured and maintainable information behind the carrier.
Define identifiers, attributes, formats, provenance and ownership across the assessed product scope.
Map suppliers to products and establish controlled requests, validation and follow-up for missing evidence.
Choose appropriate granularity and connect products, batches or items to relevant upstream records.
Organise certificates, declarations and reports with scope, status, version and review metadata.
Reconcile authoritative systems, structured fields, identifiers and controlled data exchange.
Assign accountable ownership, applicability review, approval procedures and a monitored roadmap.
Platform model
One workflow from readiness diagnosis to a reviewed, evidence-backed passport dataset that you hand to your passport provider or customer. Every plan includes the preparation workflow; Professional and Business add team, bulk and governance tools. DPPLogic does not publish, host or resolve passports, and it does not use runtime AI on your data.
Measure reported readiness across six operational dimensions and surface priority gaps.
Record product facts with their source wording, see which required information is missing and assign actions and supplier follow-ups.
Link evidence references, then accept or reject each value and evidence item. Every decision is kept in the audit history.
Assemble a versioned passport dataset, mark it READY after review and export it as JSON or CSV. Nothing is published.
Run change checks, supersede outdated evidence with a reason and compare versions. Automated regulatory monitoring is not provided.
Free readiness assessment
Start with ten focused questions and receive an immediate useful result. Continue, if you choose, to the detailed 30-question Full Assessment across six operational dimensions—without payment or an email gate.
Built for cross-functional preparation
The check is designed for product, sustainability, compliance, data, operations and supply-chain teams preparing products for the EU market. It helps structure a readiness conversation; it does not decide legal applicability or certify compliance.
What happens next
The readiness assessment and its recommendations use deterministic processing. The DPPLogic workspace does not use runtime AI on your data: values, evidence references and review decisions are entered and made by people. DPPLogic does not publish passports, generate QR codes, email suppliers or provide a supplier portal, and it is not a general-purpose generative or regulatory assistant.
International supply chains
EU product rules concern products placed on the EU market. Exact responsibilities depend on the product, applicable legislation and the roles of manufacturers, importers, brands and other economic operators.
Suppliers outside the EU may be asked to provide structured product information and supporting evidence to EU-facing customers. Preparation should reflect the real commercial and legal chain—not a blanket claim that every exporter is regulated identically.
Guidance for international exportersIndustry pathways
A confirmed timetable applies to defined battery categories. Prepare model and item data, access controls and evidence against the regulation.
Battery passport readiness →Build material, supplier, facility, traceability and evidence foundations while product-specific measures are still being developed.
Textile DPP readiness →Map component, repair, material and compliance information while monitoring applicable product and horizontal measures.
Electronics readiness →Regulatory trust framework
Significant claims are designed to carry a source, jurisdiction, status and review date. Confirmed law is separated from developing measures, preparation recommendations and interpretation.
How regulatory content is sourcedResults are based on self-reported operational information. They are planning guidance, not legal advice, regulatory approval, official certification or proof of compliance.
First-party product information · DPPLogic
DPPLogic helps a product team collect, source and review the product data and supplier evidence each product needs for its Digital Product Passport, then export a reviewed dataset for its passport provider or customer, with a record of who decided what. Preparation is not compliance: DPPLogic does not certify products or give legal advice.
Every plan includes the core preparation workflow. Professional and Business add team, bulk and governance tools: catalogue import, optional independent review by a second team member, multi-product supplier requests, supplier response import, secure supplier response links, bulk work and an audit trail export. Business has the same tools as Professional, with higher limits. Free (£0): up to 5 products, 1 team seat, 1 product family and 3 suppliers. Professional: up to 100 products, 5 team seats, 10 product families and 25 suppliers. Business: up to 2,000 products, 15 team seats, 100 product families and 250 suppliers. Subscriptions are available in GBP, EUR and USD; DPPLogic is not VAT registered, so no VAT is added. See plans and prices.
Not included on any plan: compliance certification, legal advice or a legal decision about which rules apply; publication or hosting of public passports, QR codes, a resolver or Registry submission; runtime AI processing of your product or evidence data (DPPLogic does not use AI to read documents or suggest values); document upload, file storage or scanning; automatic email to suppliers or team members, or a supplier portal or supplier sign-in (on Professional and Business, a secure response link lets a supplier answer one request without an account); a customer API, integrations or single sign-on; automatic monitoring of regulatory changes.
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