Digital Product Passport: Connect data. Manage sustainability. Secure the future.
The Digital Product Passport is becoming mandatory. Competitive advantage comes from product and sustainability data that is structured, connected and ready for reuse.
Why the Digital Product Passport matters now
Regulation, markets and customer expectations are accelerating. At the same time, data, processes and IT in many companies have grown historically. This is exactly where data clarity begins.
Understand regulation
ESPR, the Battery Regulation and other product groups introduce step-by-step requirements for data, transparency and evidence.
Assess the data situation
Product data, documents, bills of materials and sustainability data often sit in different systems, files and responsibilities.
Implement pragmatically
With a pilot product, workshop and sprint, companies can create a robust and practical entry point into the DPP.
The Digital Product Passport in its ecosystem
Manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, end users, repair and end-of-life partners: the DPP connects all actors along the value chain.
The DPP pays off – when it is set up correctly
The biggest risk is not the penalty, but the gradual loss of competitiveness, margin and strategic room to manoeuvre.
Accelerate processes
Fewer queries, fewer manual evidence packages, fewer media breaks – and better audit readiness.
Strengthen market position
OEM-ready and audit-ready: transparency is becoming standard in supply chains, tenders and ESG ratings.
Open new revenue models
Service, refurbishment, second life and circular business become economically tangible when data is structured.
Start with a pilot product – 360° sprint (steps 1–6)
Clarify scope and data, review evidence, define responsibilities, create a prototype and then scale iteratively.
Result: sprint brief, lifecycle map, access concept (public/protected/permitted) and first structured exports.