Evidence management
Organise product data, materials, certificates, declarations and supplier documents.
DPP services · EU product data
DPP Shield helps manufacturers, importers and product teams collect evidence, validate product records and publish controlled digital product passports for the EU market.
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dppshield.com DPP · Direct answer
A Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a digital container for information about a product, component or material. It is accessed through a data carrier such as a QR code, while the exact required data and compliance date are set product by product by EU delegated acts or sector-specific legislation.
DPP Shield capabilities
The platform keeps the data, documents, rules and publication history connected so teams can see what is complete, what needs review and what has been shared.
Organise product data, materials, certificates, declarations and supplier documents.
Run data-quality and business-rule checks and surface gaps before publication.
Structure records with templates adapted to 17 product categories.
Prepare identifiers, metadata and structured records for applicable EU DPP requirements.
Use approvals and permissions to control which verified information is published.
Track changes, preserve an audit trail and maintain product information over time.
Invite suppliers, request evidence and monitor missing inputs in one workspace.
Connect product systems and automate exchanges with documented integrations.
Operational workflow
Start with the facts and evidence you already have, then progressively structure, review and publish the passport.
Record identity, materials, components, specifications and applicable product attributes.
Request certificates, declarations and supporting documents from the supply chain.
Check required fields, data quality and sector-specific preparation rules.
Structure identifiers, metadata and the information required by the applicable rules.
Share the passport through a data carrier and keep changes versioned and traceable.
Implementation services
DPP Shield supports implementation, evidence preparation and controlled publication without claiming that every product already has the same legal deadline or data set.
Map product data, configure the DPP workspace and onboard internal teams and suppliers.
Review evidence, apply relevant rule packs and prepare records for the applicable framework.
Generate data carriers, manage approvals and connect DPP data through APIs and webhooks.
Use the workspace that matches the operational problem instead of forcing customs, product-safety and DPP data into one undifferentiated tool.
EU market-access workflows for EORI, customs, GPSR, CE, marketplace checks and regulatory representation.
eusellerkit.comDedicated Digital Product Passport records, supplier evidence, validation, data carriers, controlled publication and lifecycle updates.
dppshield.comRegulatory foundation
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation establishes the DPP framework. The applicable delegated act or separate sector legislation determines which products need a passport, the required data, the data carrier and the compliance date.
Sources reviewed on 1 October 2026.
No. The obligation is introduced progressively. Product-specific delegated acts under ESPR or separate sector legislation determine the covered products, required data and compliance date.
Responsibility generally sits with the economic operator placing the covered product on the EU market. The exact role can depend on the applicable legislation and supply chain.
The data set is product-specific. It may include identifiers, materials, sustainability and circularity data, compliance evidence, repair information and end-of-life instructions when the applicable rules require them.
A DPP must be accessible through the data carrier defined by the applicable rules. A QR code is a common option, but the permitted carrier and placement depend on the product-specific requirements.
GS1 Digital Link can connect a product identifier to online information through a scannable carrier. Whether and how it is used must remain compatible with the applicable DPP identifier and data-carrier rules.
EU Seller Kit focuses on EU market access, customs, GPSR, CE and related compliance workflows. DPP Shield is the dedicated platform for Digital Product Passport data, evidence, validation, publication and lifecycle management.
Yes. Mapping data, suppliers, identifiers and evidence early can expose gaps before a product-specific obligation applies. Preparation is not the same as claiming that a passport is already legally required.
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