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Use Cases
Digital Product Passports Built for Real-World Manufacturing.
Create, publish and manage Digital Product Passports. Prepare for the 2027 Battery Passport and upcoming steel and cement rules, building on your existing data and production.
Industry-Specific DPP Solutions
Three Industries. Different Timelines. One DPP Platform.
From mandatory battery passports to emerging requirements for steel and cement, GoodsTag helps manufacturers structure product data, connect production systems and prepare for digital compliance.
Mandatory from 18 February 2027
Battery Digital Product Passports
Prepare for the EU Battery Regulation with QR-linked passports for EV, LMT and industrial batteries above 2 kWh. Connect production data, manage passport integrity and support long-term availability.
Explore Battery DPP
ESPR requirements in development
Iron & Steel Digital Product Passports
Get ready for emerging EU requirements. Structure heat and batch data, material composition, emissions and traceability information before the final sector-specific rules take effect.
Explore Iron & Steel DPP
CPR requirements in development
Cement Digital Product Passports
Prepare product and material data for evolving European construction requirements. Connect cement composition, clinker information, environmental performance and conformity documentation.
Explore Cement DPP
One Platform. From Product Data to Digital Passport.
GoodsTag connects product identities, supplier and manufacturing data, structured digital passports and QR-linked information experiences in a single infrastructure.
Connect existing systems
Bring together product information from ERP, MES, PLM, supplier files and APIs.
Manage passport data
Build structured DPP records with controlled updates, access rights and version tracking.
Protect and preserve
Support cryptographic integrity, independent backup and long-term passport availability.
Prepare for evolving requirements
Adapt data models and publication processes as sector-specific rules are finalised.
The Tech Behind Your Passports
The core capabilities behind every GoodsTag Digital Product Passport. Built to meet the data, identity and access rules of each regulation, and to keep every passport current for its whole lifetime.
Passport Identity Management
Every product gets a unique, persistent identifier: the anchor that links the physical product to its passport.
Standards-based IDs
GS1 GTIN and Digital Link, or your own schemes, including identifiers you already use.
Model, batch or item level
Issue passports at the granularity each regulation requires, with parent-child links between levels.
Serialization Engine
Create and manage identifiers in bulk from templates and traceable production orders.
Data carriers
QR codes, Data Matrix, NFC or RFID tags that resolve to the right passport.
Passport Data Foundation
One verified record per product that gathers compliance data from your systems and suppliers across the lifecycle.
Data Aggregation & Mapping
Map ERP, PLM and supplier data to the data model of each delegated act.
Supplier Data Collection
Request, collect and check evidence such as carbon footprint and recycled content from suppliers.
Production Integration
Connect machines and lines to create passports and pair data carriers during production (encoding).
Validation Rules
Check that data is complete and consistent before a passport is published.
Passport Publishing and Access
Publish each passport in the required format and show every audience the data it is entitled to.
Role-based access
Public data for consumers, restricted data for recyclers, repairers and market surveillance authorities.
Mobile-first passport pages
Readable passport pages in the reader’s language, generated from your product data.
Machine-readable formats
Structured data and APIs for registries, customs and business partners.
Standardized Compliance Data Publishing
Battery Regulation, ESPR and other acts, updated when requirements change.
Compliance Analytics & Reporting
Turn passport data into evidence: track coverage, gaps and deadlines across your product portfolio.
Readiness Dashboards
See which products have complete, valid passports and which still lack data.
Custom Dashboards
Build views for compliance, sustainability and product teams.
Regulatory KPIs
Track carbon footprint, recycled content and other declared values over time.
Reports & Exports
Export evidence for audits, customers and ESG reporting.
Platform Core
Microservices, API-first, cloud-native architecture built to keep passports available and trustworthy for years.
API-First Architecture
Connect ERP, PLM and MES systems such as SAP S/4HANA.
Signed & Versioned Data
Records can be cryptographically signed and timestamped, with a full version history.
Granular Access & Multi-Tenancy
Fine-grained permissions for every user, supplier and organization.
Long-Term Availability
Passports stay online for the period each regulation requires, with independent backup options.
Knowledge & Insights
Understand What is Coming. Prepare With Confidence.
Practical insights on EU Digital Product Passports, manufacturing data, regulatory developments and implementation challenges.
Battery DPP
Practical implementation guidance: QR codes, supplier data, compliance testing and production integration.
Iron & Steel DPP
Emerging EU requirements for steel: carbon information, material traceability and production data readiness.
Cement DPP
CPR developments for cement: product and material passports, carbon information and documentation needs.
Stay ahead of product compliance and sustainability trends.
Beyond compliance
Turn your passports into added value
The same product identity that meets DPP rules can also power traceability, circular packaging and consumer engagement around your products.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP)?
A Digital Product Passport is a structured, machine-readable record of verified product information: materials, origin, environmental performance, repair and end-of-life handling. It is reached through a data carrier on the product, such as a QR code, and serves customers, recyclers and authorities.
2. When do Digital Product Passports become mandatory?
Batteries come first: EV and LMT batteries and industrial batteries above 2 kWh need a battery passport from 18 February 2027 under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542. Other product groups follow through ESPR delegated acts. For iron and steel, adoption is planned for the fourth quarter of 2026, with requirements applying at least 18 months later.
3. Which industries does GoodsTag support with Digital Product Passports?
GoodsTag has dedicated DPP solutions for batteries, iron & steel and cement, as well as fashion, detergents, furniture, electronics, chemicals, construction products and toys. See all industries.
4. What information does a Digital Product Passport contain?
The applicable act sets the content for each product group. Typical data covers identifiers, the manufacturer, material composition, substances of concern, carbon footprint, recycled content, repair and recycling instructions, and documents such as the declaration of conformity.
5. Who can see the data in a Digital Product Passport?
Each passport has a unique identifier linked to a data carrier, typically a GS1 Digital Link QR code. Access is tiered: consumers see public information, while recyclers, repairers and market surveillance authorities can be granted the restricted data they are entitled to.
6. How can I check how ready my company is for the DPP?
Our implementation guide links a free readiness assessment and a baseline checklist for each industry. The assessment scores your data, identification and IT readiness and returns a prioritised action plan.
7. Can GoodsTag connect to my ERP, PLM and supplier systems?
Yes. GoodsTag is API-first: REST interfaces and data mapping templates connect ERP systems such as SAP S/4HANA, PLM, MES and supplier portals, and EPCIS 2.0 events keep lifecycle data in sync. This limits manual entry and keeps every passport current.
8. How does GoodsTag keep passport data trustworthy?
Every data record in a passport can be cryptographically signed and timestamped, and hash-based verification makes any change traceable. Versioning and role-based access control ensure that only authorised contributors can add or change product data.
9. How much does the GoodsTag DPP platform cost?
For batteries, iron & steel and cement, plans start at 300 € a month (Starter), with Pro at 800 € and Scale at 1,500 € a month, excluding VAT. Enterprise and other industries are priced on request. See pricing.
10. Can I do more with my products than meet DPP rules?
Yes. The same product identity that carries your passport can power traceability, circular packaging, authentication and consumer engagement. Discover the Smart Products Platform.