Fragmented data ownership
Critical evidence is split across suppliers, finance systems, factory systems, product-design files and the battery’s own monitoring software. No one team holds the full set.
Compliance
Separate obligations, coordinated through one controlled product-data and compliance programme.
What do you need to comply with?
The key digital obligations apply from 18 February 2027. Because their data overlaps, mixed battery portfolios benefit from a shared collection and governance process.
Common compliance challenges
Critical evidence is split across suppliers, finance systems, factory systems, product-design files and the battery’s own monitoring software. No one team holds the full set.
State of health, charge status and cycle history can change throughout a battery's working life.
Delegated legislation and implementation guidance continue to clarify how obligations work in practice.
Every relevant model, batch and item needs a dependable identity without slowing the wider product range.
The data layer must exchange information with EU infrastructure and remain portable between providers.
Different product obligations still need a consistent internal process, ownership model and source of truth.