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Marconomy Feature: The Digital Product Passport as a New Touchpoint

Smartphone zeigt Ecodesign Label und Produktdaten als Teil eines Digitalen Produktpasses; Symbole für Nachhaltigkeit, Sicherheit, Community und Transparenz heben die Interaktion als Marketing-Touchpoint hervor.


How is the Digital Product Passport (DPP) evolving from a regulatory requirement into an active driver of brand building and customer experience? The latest feature on Marconomy shows: this transformation is well underway.


In her guest article, Inga explains how the DPP turns products into interactive, trust-building touchpoints — unlocking new opportunities for authentic communication and stronger customer relationships.




Three Key Takeaways from the Article


DPP as a new touchpoint:

Products become digital interaction points that foster trust and enable meaningful customer experiences.


DPP as an enabler for transparency & automation:

Moving beyond Excel and manual reporting, toward machine-readable, system-ready data that streamlines processes across the entire product lifecycle.


DPP as a living reality:

Forward-thinking companies like Straub Marbert — and others — are already using the DPP as a digital twin for communication and service.




Recommended Reading

For anyone who wants to see the Digital Product Passport not just as a requirement, but as a true opportunity to elevate their brand:


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