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Digital Product Passport (DPP)

We support you in all phases of the application process, from the initial analysis to the certification audit, providing you with all the necessary documentation.
Compliance with the European ESPR Regulation
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Enhance your products and ensure regulatory compliance by tracking your supply chain.

The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a set of specific data related to a product, accessible electronically through the scanning of a data carrier, such as a QR code or a digital watermark. It is the European tool that ensures all stakeholders in the value chain have easy and understandable access to relevant product information, improving traceability and facilitating compliance checks by customs and national authorities.

Our 3-phase methodology

- Workshops and interviews to map the initial situation
- Definition of personalized KPIs and operational action plan
- Training sessions on policies, procedures, and monitoring tools
- Assistance in preparing the necessary documentation
- Continuous support during the audit and in communicating the result
PHASE I - Regulatory compliance analysis
Activities: We map the entire product portfolio to identify categories subject to DPP obligations, focusing on the priority groups defined by the European Commission (textiles, electronics, iron/steel, aluminum, furniture).

Output: A clear roadmap with the information requirements for your product category, a strategic action plan, and a compliance report with a short, medium, and long-term priority matrix.
PHASE II - Data collection and regulatory compliance
Activities: We perform a gap analysis between regulatory requirements and data available within the company, define actions to bridge these gaps (LCA analysis, missing certifications, document integration), and engage the supply chain with structured surveys to collect primary data.

Output: A gap analysis for your product category, customized surveys for key suppliers, and an operational action plan with responsibilities divided by company department and supplier.
PHASE III - DPP Implementation
Activities: We translate validated data into an operational DPP compliant with the technical requirements of the ESPR regulation, select the most suitable data carrier technology (QR code, NFC, digital watermark), generate the unique product identifier, and register the DPP in the European Union's central registry.

Output: A product database compliant with EU requirements, featuring harmonized data and a unique data carrier applied to the product.
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Simplify supply chain data collection with Network

Network is Up2You's proprietary platform designed to collect and manage all information required by the Digital Product Passport (DPP) along the value chain in a structured, traceable, and secure manner. By integrating Artificial Intelligence, the platform supports your company and your suppliers in operationally aligning with ESPR regulation requirements, drastically reducing the operational burden of data collection.
Customizing data collection workflows
Customize the information requested based on the supplier's role in the value chain: raw material suppliers, intermediate processors, component manufacturers, and packaging providers.
Supplier autonomy and automation
Allow different supply chain actors to independently complete DPP data requests. Network manages the sending of automatic reminders based on regulatory timelines for each category, keeping data updated throughout the product's life cycle.
Centralized control and gap analysis
Monitor the progress of data collection in real time with complete process traceability. Through intuitive dashboards, you can view information collected along the supply chain in an aggregated way to identify remaining information gaps by product category in a timely manner.
Integrated AI and simplified surveys
Simplify value chain engagement with customized surveys and dedicated dashboards to get easier and faster responses. The AI included in Network optimizes information analysis and report generation, reducing manual work for your team.

Receive support from a dedicated team of consultants

We guide you through understanding the ESPR Regulation and translate regulatory requirements into real, lasting organizational processes for your company. The Up2You sustainability team offers ongoing operational support throughout the entire process. The people you will work with conduct daily training sessions for companies and top management, and have completed advanced professional training on sustainability issues and ESG strategies.
Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Digital Product Passport (DPP)?

The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a set of specific data related to a product, accessible electronically by scanning a data carrier, such as a QR code or a digital watermark. The passport contains digitized information about the product and its entire life cycle, allowing consumers, authorities, and partners to easily access transparent and verified information.

At what level of detail can the passport be structured?

Depending on the nature of the product, the complexity of the value chain, and its environmental impact, the DPP can be structured at the level of an individual item, a production batch, or an entire product model.

What internal actions can be taken to bridge identified information gaps?

For any missing information, we define the most appropriate internal action to bridge the gap: dedicated LCA analyses, obtaining missing product certifications, laboratory testing, integrating technical documentation, or targeted data collection along the supply chain using structured surveys.

How is the data carrier technology chosen?

We select the most suitable data carrier technology for the product (such as QR code, NFC, RFID, or digital watermark), considering multiple key factors such as the product's context of use, its durability over time, and company production constraints.

What are the priority product groups defined by the European Commission?

The European Commission has identified priority sectors and groups such as textiles, electronics, iron/steel, aluminum, and furniture. Specific information requirements must be mapped along the supply chain for each of these sectors.

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