DPP readiness assessment
Eight minutes, four dimensions: regulatory scope, current product data, system capability, and organisational readiness — out comes a prioritised gap list. This is also step one of every implementation we run.
You don't have to read the regulation first. Pick the tool closest to the problem in front of you and get an answer in minutes.
The tools are opening up in batches. For now one of our engineers runs them with you — remotely or on site — and hands over the findings and the gap list in the same session. Hit “Book a session” on any tool to arrange a time.
For compliance, supply chain, and management — work out what you actually have to do
Eight minutes, four dimensions: regulatory scope, current product data, system capability, and organisational readiness — out comes a prioritised gap list. This is also step one of every implementation we run.
Confirm ESPR's mandatory requirements and dates for your category.
Check battery passport fields against the EU Battery Regulation.
For engineering teams — everyday tools for data structures, carriers, and integration
Point it at a passport URL or payload to check structure, identifiers, and accessibility against DPP requirements, with per-issue locations.
Validate passport JSON structure and required fields.
Generate passport QR carriers to the GS1 Digital Link spec.
Generate per-industry field templates to hand straight to suppliers.
Browse Asset Administration Shell submodels and field mappings.
An assessment tells you where the gaps are. Turning those gaps into a live passport still takes data architecture, system integration, and a validated pilot — which is the part we take on.