DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Product passports built for
evidence, change and trust.

Generate structured, traceable Digital Product Passports from your existing product documents and data — with human control, versioned validation and a lifecycle designed around evolving EU requirements.

Currently in active development · Europe

DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORT

DPP / PRODUCT RECORD

TRACEABLE
01EvidenceDocuments & data
02StructureAI-assisted review
03ValidateVersioned rulesets
04PublishStable identity & QR
EvidenceProduct IdentityRevision 03Passport v7
HOW IT WORKS

From messy source material to
a controlled product record.

DPPMaker is being designed around a simple principle: automation can assist, but the evidence, decisions and history must remain explainable.

01

Ingest your data

Bring existing specifications, PDFs, spreadsheets and other product evidence into one workflow.

02

Structure with control

AI assists with extraction and structuring while review and approval remain explicit human actions.

03

Validate deterministically

Evaluate supported product data against explicit, versioned regulatory rulesets rather than opaque AI judgement.

04

Publish & maintain

Maintain product identity, revisions, passport history and stable resolver infrastructure as products evolve.

BUILT FOR THE LIFECYCLE

A passport is not a one-time PDF.

PRODUCT EVIDENCEWhat did the manufacturer provide?
PRODUCT IDENTITYWhat product does this describe?
REVISIONWhich physical product population?
PASSPORTWhat was published and when?
WHY DPPMAKER

Create, generate and maintain Digital Product Passports without building the underlying DPP infrastructure from scratch.

Infrastructure for trust,
not just compliance.

Evidence-first

Keep the source behind the claim. Product data remains traceable to the evidence used to create it.

Human-controlled

Automation proposes structure; accountable users review and approve what becomes part of the passport.

Version-aware

Corrections, passport versions and physical product revisions are treated as different lifecycle events.

Multi-sector by design

Architecture intended to support multiple product categories as applicable EU requirements evolve.