Digital Passport Battery Passport Digital LabelProduct Lifecycle ESPR PPWR GDPR DPP Standards Sunrise 2027

Digital Product Passport, Battery Passport and Digital Label for EU compliance

Enterprise grade self-service DPP platform — aligned with EU ESPR (2024/1781), Battery Regulation (2023/1542) and PPWR (2025/40), and designed for GS1 Sunrise 2027 and evolving global standards. Based on CEN/CENELEC DPP standards EN 18216, 18219–18223, 18239, 18246 and open standards. Identifier-agnostic — GS1 Digital Link, MA-DPP, EPC, UUID, DID all supported. No vendor lock-in. Ready for scalable and interoperable DPP deployment.

🌐 Viewer: 30 languages · Dashboard: 30 · Blog: 30
€9.90/mo · Starter
< 5 minfirst DPP live
🇪🇺Hosted in the EU
🇺🇸US companies —
hosted in the US
Digital Product Passports with international identification code standards
GS1 Digital Link QR
GS1 Digital Link
EPC QR
EPC
UUID QR
UUID
DID QR
DID
MA-DPP QR
MA-DPP
Every QR opens the same DPP — GS1 Digital Link, EPC, UUID, DID or MA-DPP. One passport, any identifier standard.
EU regulatory timeline — when does it affect you?
Aug 2026
Packaging labelling
mandatory
Feb 2027
EV batteries ≥2kWh
mandatory
Jul 2027
Textiles & apparel
mandatory
2028
Electronics & ICT
upcoming
2029
Furniture & construction
2029
2030
All remaining categories
2030
How it works

Create a Digital Product Passport in 5 minutes

No consultants needed. No complex integration required to get started.

1

Register free

Create your account in 30 seconds. No sales call, no approval process.

2

Add your products

Upload a CSV with hundreds of products at once, or fill in the form manually. All 40+ ESPR fields supported.

3

Download QR codes

Get a ZIP with QR codes for every product and batch. Put them on your packaging or feed them to your label printer.

4

Stay compliant

Your DPP is live immediately. Consumers scan the QR and see all product data. Update anytime when data changes.

One Digital Product Passport platform for manufacturers, importers and recyclers

You make products sold in the EU.

ESPR requires a Digital Product Passport on every product you sell in the EU market. The DPP must be accessible via a QR code on the packaging for the entire product lifetime.

  • Works with your existing GS1 GTINs
  • CSV batch upload for large product catalogs
  • REST API for ERP and WMS integration
  • Batch + serial level DPP (GS1 AI 10 and 21)
ESPR 2024/1781 · Art. 7
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation
Batteries: Feb 2027 · Textiles: Jul 2027

Required data per product:

GTINManufacturerMaterialsCarbon footprintRecycled contentSVHC substancesRepairabilityEnd of lifeCE markingDocuments

Your supplier is outside the EU. You're responsible.

Under ESPR, if the manufacturer is based outside the EU, the EU importer becomes the "economic operator" — legally responsible for product compliance, including the Digital Product Passport.

  • Collect product data from your supplier via our template
  • Create DPPs under your EU company as economic operator
  • QR codes ready before goods arrive at EU customs
  • Update data anytime if supplier info changes
ESPR 2024/1781 · Art. 4 — Economic operator
EU Importer = responsible party
If manufacturer is non-EU, you are liable

Key importer compliance obligations:

Art. 4 economic operatorDoC retention 10 yREACH SVHC Art. 33CE markingTechnical fileEU Single Window for Customs

Sunrise 2027 ready — for the US market

Selling into US retail in 2027? GS1 US Sunrise mandates 2D barcodes on retail items by Aug 1, 2027 — Walmart, Target, Kroger and most majors won't accept 1D-only after that. The same GS1 Digital Link QR you put on a product for EU DPP works at the US point-of-sale.

  • One QR carries both EU DPP and US POS data
  • Omnidirectional QR scans on every modern POS
  • FDA UDI compatible for medical devices
  • No US-specific platform needed — dpp.gs handles both
GS1 US Sunrise 2027 · ANSI MH10.8.2
Retail barcode transition — 1D → 2D
Effective Aug 1, 2027 — POS systems must read 2D

Common US retail scenarios:

Walmart SunriseTarget / KrogerISO/IEC 18004 QRGS1 Digital LinkFDA UDI compatibleSingle QR EU + US
On-demand webinar
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What's included

Built for ESPR, Battery Regulation and PPWR data workflows

Standards-based QR codes

Scannable by any smartphone. GS1 Digital Link (AI 01/10/21) plus MA-DPP, EPC, UUID and DID — product, batch and serial level. Sunrise 2027 ready.

PPWR packaging ready

Packaging declared layer by layer (PPWR Reg. 2025/40, Art. 12) — materials, recyclability and recycled content, EPR, plus an archived EU Declaration of Conformity with retention.

Full ESPR data model

All 40+ mandatory and optional fields: materials, substances of concern (SVHC), carbon footprint, repairability, end of life, documents.

Battery Passport ready

All EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542 fields: chemistry, capacity, cycle life, critical material content, recycled content targets.

Batch CSV upload

Upload hundreds of products at once. Download a ZIP with all QR codes ready for printing.

REST API

Integrate with your ERP, WMS, or PLM system. Every account gets an API key. Full documentation included.

Standards & certifications

Built on audited, certified infrastructure

The verifiable standards and certifications behind dpp.gs.

GS1 Digital Link — conformance-tested ISO 9001 · 14001 · 27001 SOC 2 · Sensoneo group EU hosting · Germany 🇩🇪 CIRPASS-aligned MIT-licensed schemas ↗
EU DPP Registry

Registry-ready before the 19 July 2026 deadline

The EU Digital Product Passport Registry (ESPR Art. 12–13) becomes mandatory on 19 July 2026. dpp.gs already captures the required registry identifiers for every product — the day the Commission's registry opens, registration is a switch, not a migration.

Built on the EU standard

Built on European DPP standards and audited infrastructure

Your passports stand on the first European DPP standards (CEN/CENELEC JTC 24, published 27 May 2026), not a proprietary format: identifiers across multiple standards (GS1 Digital Link, MA-DPP, EPC, UUID, DID), QR + GS1 DataMatrix carriers, JSON-LD data and a versioned API. Our schemas and OpenAPI spec are public and MIT-licensed.

How dpp.gs aligns with the EU standards
Tamper-proof

Tamper-proof passports — signed, no blockchain

Every passport can be issued as a cryptographically signed W3C Verifiable Credential (Ed25519, prEN 18246). Anyone can verify authenticity and integrity offline against our public key — closing fake DPP QR codes, without a blockchain wallet or token.

AI compliance assistant

An AI assistant that tracks the law for you

An in-dashboard assistant (built on Claude) answers your compliance questions grounded in the actual regulations, and runs a weekly watch on EU legislation (EUR-Lex) — so your passports keep pace as the rules evolve.

Your GTIN is yours. Your data is yours. No lock-in.

dpp.gs is built on open, standards-based product identifiers — GS1 Digital Link, MA-DPP, EPC, UUID, DID — not a proprietary chain. If you ever leave, your QR codes keep resolving, your data exports to CSV in one click, and your passports stay live for a 10-year retention window per ESPR Article 14.

Open standard, not a chain

GS1 Digital Link URLs (ISO/IEC 15459) work with any DPP platform. No blockchain wallet, no token gating. Recommended by CIRPASS and the EU Commission as the default carrier.

One-click CSV export

Every product, every batch, every serial number, every uploaded document. Plain CSV + signed download links. No "data fee" to leave.

10-year passport retention

ESPR requires passports to stay accessible for the full product lifetime. We keep yours live even if you cancel, so consumers and recyclers scanning years later still hit a working page.

Schemas, validator and REST spec are public + MIT: @dpp-gs/schemas ↗ · dpp-gs-openapi ↗ · live JSON Schema ↗
Who builds dpp.gs

Built by Sensoneo — the team running EU-wide compliance IT in 9 countries

DPP.GS is operated by Sensoneo, built on the 2D code technology Sensoneo developed for single-use and reuse packaging return systems. Sensoneo runs the IT infrastructure for national deposit-return schemes — the "bottle deposit" systems regulators operate to hit recycling targets — across 9 countries. Same engineering team, same compliance posture, now applied to ESPR digital product passports. The numbers below are Sensoneo's existing track record, not DPP customer counts — they show that the company behind dpp.gs already operates EU-wide regulatory IT in production.

9
Countries running Sensoneo deposit-return schemes
Austria · Ireland · Hungary · Malta · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Singapore · Slovakia
50M+
Bottle & can transactions processed daily
Across Sensoneo's production deposit-return systems
102M+
Citizens using Sensoneo deposit-return daily
Combined population of the 9 DRS countries above
600+
Sensoneo deployments in 90+ countries
Smart-waste + deposit-return projects, 5 continents
Sensoneo group certifications: ISO 9001 · ISO 14001 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2
Sensoneo smart-waste deployments include Prague · Vienna · Budapest · Dublin · Valletta · Warsaw · Lisbon · Bucharest · Bratislava · Madrid · Reykjavík · Singapore · Buenos Aires · Nicosia · Trieste · Dubai · Al-Ula. Industrial clients: Schaeffler, BART (San Francisco transit), Amazon fulfillment centres.
What this means for your DPP: when 18 February 2027 (Battery Reg) and the ESPR rollout hit, you need a vendor whose engineering team has already shipped EU-wide regulatory IT. dpp.gs is that vendor — same platform, same audit posture, applied to digital product passports.

Pricing that grows with you

All plans include QR codes, full ESPR fields, EU hosting, and compliance updates as new delegated acts are adopted.

Starter
€9.90/mo
2 GTINs
  • QR Code
  • Full ESPR data model
  • Public DPP viewer
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€399/mo
200 GTINs
  • REST API access
  • SLA
  • Multiple tenants
  • Dedicated support
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FAQ

Compliance & technical questions

Yes. dpp.gs implements open identifier standards (GS1 Digital Link, plus MA-DPP, EPC, UUID, DID), the ESPR 2024/1781 Annex III requirements and the EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542. Every DPP we issue meets current EU technical specifications.
Your subscription includes automatic compliance updates. When the European Commission adopts new delegated acts — new product categories, new mandatory data fields, new interoperability requirements — we update the platform before enforcement deadlines. You do not need to recreate your QR codes or reprint packaging.
EV and industrial batteries ≥2kWh: February 2027. Textiles and apparel: mid-2027. Electronics: 2028. Furniture: 2029. Without a compliant DPP after these dates, your products can be denied EU market access.
Yes. Under ESPR, the EU importer becomes the "economic operator" — legally responsible for DPP compliance — when the manufacturer is outside the EU. This applies regardless of origin: China, Turkey, USA, or anywhere else.
dpp.gs is identifier-agnostic. GS1 Digital Link is the recommended default, but you can also use MA-DPP, EPC, UUID and DID — and for intermediate or B2B products, non-GTIN identifiers such as heat or cast numbers. The same passport resolves regardless of the identifier scheme.
All data is stored in Germany — EU jurisdiction, GDPR compliant. Product data never leaves the EU.
Yes. Every account gets an API key. The /qr/{GTIN} endpoint returns PNG or SVG — perfect for label templates. API documentation is available after login in the dashboard.
Yes. dpp.gs supports intermediate products with sector-specific data — EN 10204 mill certificates, HS codes for CBAM — and non-GTIN identifiers, so upstream suppliers can issue passports that downstream manufacturers reference.
Every packaging layer is declared separately (PPWR Reg. 2025/40, Art. 12) — materials, recyclability, recycled content and EPR — and you can generate and archive the EU Declaration of Conformity with the required retention period.
Yes. dpp.gs generates the EU Declaration of Conformity (Annex VIII model) from your product data in multiple EU languages, as PDF or editable Word, and archives it against the product or the specific packaging layer.
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