Digital Product Passports, built from the data you already have
Data Graphs turns your ERP, PLM and PIM records, spec sheets, declarations and supplier spreadsheets into signed, registry-ready passports. A complete solution for the entire DPP lifecycle from creation to publication in any product sector.
SOC 2 Type 2 certified Independently audited 
GS1 Switzerland Solution partner Fixed in law
Every EV battery, every light means of transport battery, and every industrial battery above 2 kWh. Art. 77, EU Battery Regulation.
Every in-scope battery needs a passport from day 1.
The first ESPR deadline has passed.
Then magnets in May 2027. Steel, then textiles, in the first ESPR wave. Construction separately, under the CPR.
The reason to wait expired in July.
Three things happened in one week.
Six DPP standards cited in the Official Journal
Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1736. Conformity gives a presumption of conformity with ESPR Articles 10 and 11, to the extent the standards cover them.
The EU Central DPP Registry went live
Registry, test environment and guidelines. Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778, in force since August 6, sets out how you register, not when. For batteries, that is February 18, 2027.
Operator verification takes time
You cannot register a passport until your organization is verified as an economic operator. Verification runs through a third party, so it carries a lead time. Start it well before the date you need it.
Want to see it work on your data?
Upload your documents. Watch Data Graphs build the passport.
Data Graphs AI reads your product documentation in whatever format it arrives, maps the values to your category schema, and reports which fields are still outstanding.
What you already have
Plus direct API connections to ERP, PLM, MDM and PIM.
Data Graphs AI
Signed passport
Verified on every retrieval, before anything is displayed.
Your existing documentation is enough to start.
A passport a regulator can verify and a customer can read
Every published passport carries the same six things, whatever the product category. The schema decides which fields go inside them; the platform handles the rest.
GTIN, model, batch or serial, manufacturer
Lifecycle impact, carbon footprint, recyclability
Declarations, safety data, hazard classifications
EN 18246 compliant, checked on every retrieval
Linked from the passport itself
GS1 Discovery Service and the EU Central Registry
Four reasons to run your passports on Data Graphs
Every value traces to its document
Ask questions of your product data in plain language. The answer shows the source document behind each fact.
Your data, wherever it lives
ERP, PLM, MDM and PIM through APIs. Spec sheets, EPDs, declarations and supplier spreadsheets through Data Graphs AI.
Errors surface while you edit
Schema validation runs as you work, and you preview the passport exactly as a customer, distributor or regulator will see it.
The next obligation is configuration
Signed, hosted and registered with GS1 and the EU registry. JSON and HTML come from the same record.
From scattered systems to a registered passport, in weeks not months
One definition of the product
Your systems and your documents reconciled into one governed foundation. This is the step a template tool skips.
Conformance, then signature
Validated against the GS1 Keystone rules for your category, then given an EN 18246 compliant cryptographic signature and checked on every retrieval.
One action, three places
Hosted, resolvable through GS1 Digital Link, and registered with the EU Central DPP Registry under Reg (EU) 2026/1778.
The next obligation is a view
Versioned, audit-ready records as products change. The next regulation is another view of the same foundation.
Built for your sector without being rebuilt for it
The foundation is the same whatever you make. Your category's own rules, language and data sit on top of it, so construction chemicals, batteries, magnets, fasteners, lighting and crop protection all run on one thing. Pick yours and the assessment starts there.
The DPP calendar, as it actually stands
Obligations accumulate on the same physical product. Your nearest date sets the date you start.
- February 18, 2027Battery passport Reg (EU) 2023/1542 Art. 77. Every EV battery, every light means of transport battery, and every industrial battery above 2 kWh. Lands on whoever places the battery on the EU market, not the cell maker. Fixed in law.
- May 24, 2027Permanent magnets CRMA Reg (EU) 2024/1252 Arts. 27 and 29. Any magnet over 0.2 kg in the assembly. Motor, pump, drive and appliance makers. Delegated act pending.
- 2027–2029Iron and steel, then textiles, tires and aluminum First ESPR delegated acts, expected 2026–27. Compliance roughly 18 months after adoption.
- Q4 2027 onwardConstruction products Reg (EU) 2024/3110 has applied since January 8, 2026, with penalties from January 8, 2027. The passport arrives per product family: standards and act expected Q4 2027, compliance 2028–29.
- September 23, 2029Detergents and surfactants Reg (EU) 2026/405, on a 42-month transition. Set in law.
- 2029–2031Furniture and mattresses Delegated acts expected from 2028.
Three ways companies do this
Which one fits depends on the width of your catalog, how many regulations land on it, and where your product data sits today.
- A small, stable catalog under one obligation
- Data entered by hand, product by product
- Each new regulation starts again
- Cheapest while the scope stays narrow
- Companies already running a product data platform
- You own the model, the schemas and every update
- GS1 and EU registry integration is yours to maintain
- Maximum control, at the cost of a standing team
- A broad catalog with more than one regulation on it
- Modeled once. Each regulation becomes a view
- GS1 and EU registry integration ships with it
- Signed, hosted and audit-ready from the first publish
- Onboarding in weeks, with our team alongside
A template tool cannot fix a missing foundation.
Not sure which fits you?
Take the DPP Readiness Assessment
Eight questions about your portfolio, the obligations you already know about, and where your product data sits today. You get a readiness score, an indication of which regulations are likely to reach your products and when, the gaps worth checking first, and a recommended next step.
Answers before you talk to us
Is my data secure?
Is my data used for training AI models?
What if a lot of our product data sits outside a system?
What if we can't fill every field yet?
How long does onboarding take?
Doesn't our PIM or PLM already hold this data?
What happens when the requirements change?
The COO's Digital Product Passport series
Written for operational leaders in regulated industries, on treating DPP as a foundation rather than a project.
Post 01 The EU Digital Product Passport in Switzerland
Why a compliance-only passport clears the first deadline and breaks at the next, and what a machine-readable information backbone changes.
Post 02 The DPP timeline for manufacturers
A sector-by-sector calendar from the first hard deadline to the end of the decade, read as an architecture signal rather than a to-do list.
See which regulations are heading for your portfolio
Eight questions, five minutes. A readiness score, an indication of your nearest enforceable date, and the gaps worth checking first.