Building the passport is only half the work. The harder half is staying aligned with an expanding web of regulations, delegated acts, standards, and product-specific obligations. We help translate this complexity into an operating plan so your product teams can focus fully on building strong products.
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) landscape is not defined by a single piece of legislation; rather, it operates as a connected ecosystem. It brings together overarching framework regulations, sector-specific rules, standardization efforts, chemical compliance requirements, carbon accounting methodologies, waste management obligations, and market surveillance expectations.
A governed data model that can be tailored to the product category, evidence needs, and release workflow.
Going liveA flexible structure for material declarations, lifecycle records, repair data, and circularity evidence.
Under developmentPriority candidate where material, carbon, & traceability requirements are converging into a more demanding compliance model.
Under developmentConstruction follow own dedicated route, making governance, data ownership, and structured product evidence important.
Under developmentDigital product data and labelling are moving quickly here, making detergents a serious adjacent passport category to watch.
UpcomingToy safety is one of the clearest examples of DPP logic extending beyond ESPR into adjacent product regulation.
UpcomingProduct data, repairability, materials, and compliance records can be structured without hardcoded category templates.
UpcomingFurniture combines material, circularity, repair, and design requirements, so early governance work delivers clear long-term value.
UpcomingYou focus on building great advanced products. We help cover the regulations, the monitoring burden, and the compliance framework around them.
Map My Product Portfolio →Product companies often feel the pain of this work in many teams at once: product, sustainability, procurement, quality, regulatory, and operations. We help reduce that burden with a structured pathway.
Data model shaped so every field has a realistic owner, evidence source, and update route.
Sector obligations translated into data expectations and tested against your current readiness.
LCA and product carbon footprint support where regulation or market pressure requires them.
REACH, RoHS, waste-directive, and CE evidence organised and linked to passport fields.
Missing or inconsistent supplier inputs identified and brought into a passport-ready format.
Delegated acts and sector rules tracked so your compliance posture stays current over time.