Digital Product Passport: Where Your Product Data Lives
The EU Digital Product Passport will reach your category through a delegated act that has not been written yet. The data it will require is already scattered across ERP, PLM, MES, lab systems, and your suppliers — and some of it doesn’t exist at all.
Download the guide that maps where digital product passport requirements actually sit in a manufacturer’s systems, names the six gaps that set the critical path, and sets out an architecture you can build before the field list is published.
What’s Inside: Digital Product Passport Requirements by System
What the ESPR regulation settles, and what your category is still waiting for.
Why a digital product passport is not a PIM project — and which third of it is.
Where each passport field actually lives: ERP, PLM, MES, lab, and supplier systems — plus the fields that exist nowhere yet.
The six structural gaps that set the critical path, and why none of them close faster once the act is published.
A category-agnostic architecture, the integration it requires, and the twelve-month sequence before your delegated act lands.
Who This EU Digital Product Passport Guide Is For
Chief Data Officers and Heads of Data
at manufacturers deciding what to build before their category’s delegated act is published.
Senior Data Architects
designing a passport data layer across ERP, PLM, MES, and supplier systems.
IT and Engineering Leaders
responsible for integration architecture and supply-chain data pipelines.
Compliance and Sustainability Leads
who need the data-engineering implications before commissioning internal work.
Product and Master Data Managers
who have been told the digital product passport is a PIM project.
