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EU Law Compliance

Diverse EU Regulatory Requirements

New regulations such as the Digital Product Passport and supply chain legislation require structured documentation, verifiable evidence and ongoing updates of compliance-relevant information.

Manual analog work

Manual Processes Increase Risk

Compliance data is often maintained manually across multiple systems. This approach is time-consuming, costly and increases the likelihood of inconsistencies and errors.

Analysis Data Costs Sales

High Audit and Reporting Effort

Audits, ESG reporting and regulatory reviews require consistent and traceable documentation. In many cases, however, there is no central solution to provide this information efficiently.

Law Compliance

Lack of Transparency and Traceability

Customers, retail partners and authorities are often unable to directly access certificates or compliance documentation. As a result, compliance remains invisible and difficult to verify.

Complex effort

Risks for Brands and Businesses

Incomplete or non-transparent compliance information can lead to legal risks, financial penalties and reputational damage.

Regulatory-Oriented Data Models

Compliance-related information is structured using standardized, regulation-oriented data models to ensure consistency and clarity.

Certificates & Verification Documents

Relevant certificates, test reports and declarations of conformity can be integrated directly into the DPP. Authorized stakeholders such as customers, authorities and retail partners can access this information when required.

Traceable Documentation History

Changes to compliance information can be documented in a traceable manner. This supports companies in demonstrating how regulatory requirements are addressed over time.

Standards-Aligned DPP Architecture

The platform is designed in line with current discussions around the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and emerging Digital Product Passport standards. Data structures and interfaces are built to allow adaptation to evolving regulatory requirements.

What information can be mapped in the DPP?

The Digital Product Passport enables the structured and centralized provision of certificates, test reports, declarations of conformity, mandatory documentation, as well as relevant ESG- and regulation-related information.

How are changes and updates documented in a traceable manner?

Changes to content can be logged in a traceable and documented manner. This makes it transparent when information was updated and supports clear internal accountability.

Does the DPP support international compliance requirements?

Country-specific requirements can be managed in a structured way within the platform. This supports companies in addressing regulatory requirements across different markets while maintaining a centralized data foundation.