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The guided software layer that turns your existing documents and system exports into a living, updatable evidence package for Digital Product Passports, starting with the EU Battery Passport.
Why it matters
A passport is a living record, not a one-off file.
Each Digital Product Passport is reached through a QR code and has to stay accurate and current for the life of the product. Supplier updates and material changes should flow into that record without rebuilding it. Spreadsheets can't do that.
What's included
A living evidence package, not a static file.
- Upload or connect the documents and system exports you already hold
- Structured gap analysis against the applicable passport data model
- Human confirmation of high-trust data points before anything is published
- A living evidence package that supports dynamic GS1 Digital Link QR codes and standard export formats
- An evidence graph that stays current: supplier updates and material changes flow through without rebuilding the record
- Product category handled as configuration: the Battery Passport first, and the same core for each Digital Product Passport category that follows
Where it fits
Steps 4 to 5 of a PASSready project.
The guided software layer that turns documents and system exports into a living evidence package behind each passport.
- Step 04
Create a cohesive, structured and exportable data format
Capture the required information in a software-readable form that can support compliant QR codes and Digital Product Passports, for batteries first and other product categories as they are defined.
- Step 05
Develop the QR code and data process
Keep the underlying information accurate, complete, current, machine-readable and interoperable rather than producing a static QR code.
Further reading
Guides to the Battery Passport, the first to apply.
Technical · 4 min read
QR codes, labels and identifiers
From February 2027 every battery carries a QR code, and the passport batteries' codes must reach one record per unit. How to design the marking, the identifier and the link behind it.
Read the guide
Technical · 3 min read
Keeping condition data current after sale
Part of a battery passport keeps changing after the battery is sold. Which data that is, which batteries it applies to, what triggers an update, and why to start with the static data.
Read the guide
Technical · 3 min read
Who sees what: public, restricted and authority data
A battery passport has three audiences, and each sees a different part of it. How the access levels work, what sits in each, and what never goes in the passport at all.
Read the guide
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