EU Digital Product Passport
The Digital Product Passport is no longer a proposal. 3 categories now have a date.
We prepare it: we assess your products, obtain the data you are missing and hand you the passport for each one, every field citing the rule that requires it.
By product category
We build the digital passport for your batteries.
This is the only category whose passport is already law, with a fixed date and defined content. What it has to carry is known today.
Digital Product Passport
Batteries
Data carrier and deadline
18 February 2027
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542
Data the passport must carry
- Battery passport with unique identifier and QR code
- Carbon footprint declaration per lifecycle phase
- Supply chain due diligence (cobalt, lithium, nickel)
- Recycled content disclosure
- State of health and expected lifetime
Content required by the regulation. The values depend on each product.
See this category in detailThe regulation
Battery Regulation
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542
Required from
18 February 2027
In force
Who it applies to
All batteries placed on the EU market — EV, industrial, portable
What we deliver
The digital passport for each product, every field citing the article that requires it, behind a QR code that makes it readable from the product itself.
The service
From the regulatory assessment to the issued passport
We do not hand over a report with recommendations. We take the work on: regulatory assessment, collection of the missing data, and issue of the passport for each product under the regulation that applies to it.
01
Regulatory assessment
We establish which regulation applies to you and where you stand: which data you already have documented, which is missing, and what your category requires.
02
Data collection and validation
We identify the source of every missing data point — suppliers, laboratories, internal documentation — and verify it until it is traceable to that source.
03
Passport issue
We deliver the digital passport for each product, with every field referenced to the article that requires it and to its access level.
We start with a free assessment
37 questions across the 3 categories, each naming the article or standard it tests and the evidence that would satisfy it. They are published in full, so you can read them before answering any of them.
Read every question- 01
Choose your category
The questions differ by regulation, so the assessment asks only the ones that apply to what you make.
- 02
Answer what you hold
Around twenty questions on identification, sustainability data, traceability and the requirements specific to your category.
- 03
See what is missing
A readiness score per domain and every gap, ordered by how soon it becomes a legal problem.
Start by finding out where you stand
The assessment is the first step and it is free: in five minutes you will know which data your category is missing.
Start the assessment