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EU product data readiness

The passport starts before the QR code.

Digital Product Passports are changing how brands need to think about the product information behind what they sell in the EU.

The QR code is only the access point. The real work happens upstream — in the way materials, components, suppliers and product decisions are captured, connected and maintained throughout development.

Front view of a technical protective shell jacket

DPP

Digital Product Passport

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THE QR CODE IS THE EASY PART.

Tap any step to learn more.

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MOST BRANDS ALREADY HAVE THE DATA.

The problem is where it lives. Hover or tap each source.

Which one is the final product?

One connected
product record

  • Identity
  • Materials
  • Components
  • Supply
  • Evidence

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DPP readiness map

Six capabilities make the difference.

Hover or tap each to learn more.

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Built into the development process

CAPTURE. CONFIRM. PRESERVE.

Good data today. Better decisions tomorrow. Hover or tap each moment.

“The passport should describe the product that was produced — not the product that existed three sample rounds ago.”

Illustrative product record

W01 Protective Shell

Shell
Illustrative 3L nylon
Membrane
PU breathable layer
Lining
Solution-dyed tricot
Main zipper
Water-resistant coil
Cord system
Low-profile adjuster
Factory
Illustrative partner
Care
Machine wash 30°C
Evidence
Example test record

Illustrative connected apparel data, not a list of legally required DPP fields.

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HOW I CAN HELP

Recommended

Pilot Product Record

Use one product or a small group of SKUs to build and test a future-ready product-data structure before scaling.

Discuss a pilot →

How ready is your product data?

A quick diagnostic to see where your development information already works — and where it may need strengthening.

Alpine mountain landscape

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Better information starts
with better development.

Stronger product decisions. Connected data. Future-ready products.