New EU rules require a Digital Product Passport — a scannable QR record showing what your product is made of, where it comes from, and its environmental impact. We create it for you: type in your product data, get a compliant QR code instantly.
Live platform · Works for every product category · From €149/mo
EU companies that need this
From data to finished passport
Languages supported
Product categories covered
You already have most of the data — product specs, invoices, supplier documents. We turn it into the passport the EU requires. Do it yourself in minutes, or let us handle everything.
Type it in, or import from Excel/CSV. You already have most of it — specs, invoices, supplier sheets.
Carbon footprint, recyclability score — calculated automatically from your materials. No expertise needed.
A scannable QR code, ready for your packaging. Anyone who scans it sees the full product passport.
Your passport automatically displays in 100+ languages — the same QR works in Berlin, Paris, or Tokyo.
Records are stored securely in the EU for 10+ years. Customs and buyers can verify your passport anytime.
Export ready-to-submit files (PDF/JSON) for EU registry submission — included in your plan.
The new rules roll out category by category — starting with the products below. Your category isn't listed? The platform works for any product type — start now and be ready before your deadline arrives.
First deadline: 18 February 2027
Every battery sold in the EU — from power tools to electric vehicles. The strictest and most urgent category.
Working plan 2025–2030 · later wave
Repairability scores, spare parts, energy use — laptops, phones, appliances and all connected devices.
First wave · expected 2027–2028 (indicative)
Fibre composition, origin, durability and recycling — one of the first categories in the EU's working plan.
First wave · expected 2027–2028 (indicative)
Materials, wood origin, end-of-life recycling — for furniture makers and home goods importers.
Steel & aluminium: first wave · 2027–2028 (indicative)
Steel, insulation, windows, cement — environmental declarations for the EU construction sector.
Rules rolling out through 2030
Cosmetics, toys, detergents, tyres, iron & steel — and the platform accepts any product type beyond the official list.
✅ Your product isn't in the list? The platform is built for every product category — the EU adds new categories every year. Start now, be ready first.
Get StartedWhen someone scans the QR code on your product, this is the page they get — clear, translated, verifiable.
Scan with your phone to see a real product passport right now.
GTIN 08712345000018 · Danuvia Energy Systems GmbH · EU
Carbon footprint (declared)
Recycled Content (how much is recycled)
Materials
LiFePO4 cells · Aluminium casing
Capacity
48 V · 100 Ah (4.8 kWh)Don't have the time or the person for compliance work? Our team does it for you: we collect your product data, check it, and issue your QR codes — ready within 24-48 hours. You just stick them on your products.
Start Managed OnboardingProduct specs, invoices, supplier documents — whatever exists.
Our team checks everything and prepares compliance-ready passports.
Within 24-48 hours — print-ready for your packaging.
No hidden fees, cancel anytime. Plans starting at just €149/mo.
View all plansNo. Small catalogs (under 15 products) use the simple form — about an hour of work. Larger catalogs import from Excel/CSV in one upload. Enterprise clients connect their systems directly, so new products create passports automatically.
You already have most of it: materials, origin, weight are in your specs and invoices. The rest — carbon footprint, recyclability — the platform calculates automatically from your material type. EU rules allow estimated values in the early phase, and you can override with exact data anytime.
The platform works for any product type — today. The EU is adding categories gradually through 2030 (batteries are first — February 2027 — then the first ESPR wave: textiles, furniture, tyres and more). Starting early means you're ready before your category's deadline arrives.
Products without a Digital Product Passport will be blocked from EU customs and markets. Batteries are first (February 2027), with more categories following. Non-compliant goods simply cannot be sold in the EU.
Yes — they follow GS1 Digital Link standards, the same global barcode standard used by retailers and customs across the EU. Any smartphone can scan them; no special app needed.
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