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EU ESPR-ready · Prepare for 2027

The digital identity of your products.
Verifiable, traceable, EU-compliant.

Bella DPP manages the Digital Product Passport end to end — from carbon footprint and material transparency to QR traceability and signed verifiable data.

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8 EN DPP standards
5 consumer languages
3 access tiers (B2C/B2B/Authority)
did:web ✓ signed EPCIS 2.0 · traceable
EN 18216–18246 DPP series GS1 Digital Link W3C Verifiable Credentials ISO 14067 / PEF EPCIS 2.0 SCIP / REACH
Why now?

The Digital Product Passport is no longer optional — it's an obligation.

The EU's ESPR regulation requires products — starting with textiles, batteries and electronics — to make their carbon footprint, material content, repairability and supply-chain information transparent and verifiable. For exporters, this is a precondition for market access.

Bella DPP makes that transition seamless today with a flexible schema, open standards and automated compliance checks.

2024
ESPR entered into force — the framework regulation was adopted.
Today
Preparation phase — data collection, supply-chain transparency and infrastructure setup.
~2027
Textile delegated act — DPP becomes mandatory for many textile products.
Next
Batteries, electronics, furniture and more product groups in phases.
How it works

This is how a product earns its digital passport

Scroll down — follow a product's journey from concept to a verifiable digital identity, step by step.

STEP 01

Define the product

Everything starts with the product. Using a flexible schema per product group, you define its identity, origin and core details — no coding, just ready-made fields.

Flexible schemaGTINOrigin
STEP 02

Connect data & materials

Add the material tree, supplier data and documents. Every component and each individual serial number is written into the passport — no data left scattered.

Material treeDocumentsSerial · AI 21
STEP 03

Compute the carbon footprint

Product carbon and water footprint are calculated automatically from component, energy and transport data. The compliance score flags gaps instantly.

ISO 14067PEFWater footprint
STEP 04

Sign it, make it verifiable

Once through the approval flow, you sign the passport with W3C verifiable credentials and did:web — tamper-proof, decentralized, verifiable trust anywhere.

W3C VC 2.0did:webApproval flow
STEP 05

Publish & share via QR

The published passport is printed onto the product as a persistent GS1 QR. Consumers and authorities access it with tiered access in 5 languages; every scan is a traceable record.

GS1 QR5 languagesEU Registry
One platform

Everything you need, right out of the box

From the data model to the consumer page, from carbon accounting to signed verification — every layer of the DPP.

Carbon Footprint (PCF/LCA)

A native engine that computes product carbon and water footprint from components, energy and transport stages.

ISO 14067 / PEF

Substances (SCIP/REACH)

Declare each substance with CAS/EC number, concentration and SVHC flag; automatically track the SCIP notification threshold.

ECHA SCIP · REACH Art.33

Serial-Level Traceability

Granularity at model, batch and individual unit (serial) level. Every physical item is resolved individually.

GS1 Digital Link · AI 21

EPCIS 2.0 Event History

Shipment, repair, resale and recycling events — provable traceability across the supply chain.

GS1 EPCIS 2.0

QR & GS1 Digital Link

Persistent QR codes that don't break even when the URL changes. On scan, consumers land on the public passport in the right language.

EN 18220 · data carrier

Signed Verifiable Data

Tamper-proof, decentralized, verifiable product identity with W3C Verifiable Credentials and did:web.

W3C VC 2.0 · EN 18246

Multilingual Consumer Page

The public passport is served in 5 languages (EN/TR/ES/FR/中文) and exported as PDF, JSON-LD and verifiable credential.

EN 18223 · semantic model

Registry & ERP/PLM

EU DPP Registry integration is ready; ERP/PLM/PIM connectors keep your product master data in sync automatically.

EN 18216 · data exchange
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EU DPP standards aligned
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Consumer languages
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Open standards · no lock-in
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Textile data points ready
Built on open standards

No lock-in. Verifiable, portable, future-proof.

Every output rests on international open standards — your data is bound to the standards, not to us.

EN 18216 Data exchange EN 18219 Identifiers EN 18220 Data carrier EN 18221 Storage/backup EN 18222 Lifecycle API EN 18223 Semantic model EN 18239 Tiered access EN 18246 Data integrity GS1 Digital Link W3C VC 2.0 · DID ISO 14067 / PEF GS1 EPCIS 2.0 ECHA SCIP / REACH ESPR Art.10/11/32
Who it's for

From manufacturer to brand, consultant to authority

Manufacturers & Exporters

A compliant passport per product for EU market access; mass production and ERP integration.

  • Bulk product & serial generation
  • Supplier data collection
  • Automated compliance checks

Brands & Retail

Build trust through transparency; give consumers a branded, multilingual, verifiable passport.

  • Branded public page
  • Carbon & circularity showcase
  • Resale & repair history

Consultants & Auditors

With multi-tenancy and role-based access, manage and audit many companies from a single panel.

  • Cross-company access
  • Approval & audit workflow
  • Permission-pack authorization
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP)?
A DPP is a machine-readable digital record carrying a product's origin, materials, carbon footprint, repair/recycling information and compliance documents. Consumers usually access it by scanning a QR code. It is becoming mandatory for many products under the EU's ESPR regulation.
Which products need a DPP and when?
Under ESPR, priority groups such as textiles, batteries and electronics become mandatory in phases. For textiles, the delegated act is expected to apply around 2027. Bella DPP is already prepared for these data points with a flexible schema.
Which standards do you support?
The EN 18216–18246 DPP series, GS1 Digital Link, W3C Verifiable Credentials 2.0 and DID, ISO 14067/PEF, GS1 EPCIS 2.0 and ECHA SCIP/REACH. Outputs are available as JSON-LD and signed verifiable credentials.
Is there EU DPP Registry integration?
Yes. Identity assurance, a state machine and retry/idempotency infrastructure are ready. When the EU Registry live endpoint is operational, passports are submitted automatically via configuration.
Is NFC or RFID required?
No; the regulation does not mandate NFC/RFID. A QR (GS1 Digital Link) plus the Registry is sufficient for customs and consumer access. NFC/RFID can be added as a data carrier on request.
Is my data mine — can I take it with me?
Yes. Everything rests on open standards; you can export passports as JSON-LD, PDF and W3C verifiable credentials. There is no vendor lock-in.

Be ready before ESPR arrives.

Move your products to a digital passport today. Fill in the form and in a 30-minute demo we'll show how the system works for your specific product group.

  • Live demo tailored to your product group
  • Compliance & carbon setup support
  • Free, no-obligation call
dpp@bellabinary.com