Digital Product Passport — what we capture today
ESPR-aligned data capture for textiles and tech accessories — material, origin, repair, end-of-life — for Poland orders.
What ESPR requires
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation phases in DPP across product categories. Textiles in early waves. DPP carries material composition, country of origin per component, repair information, recyclability/end-of-life routes.
Our capture today — pre-mandate
We already capture: BOM with material composition, Tier-1 supplier and country, certificate references (GOTS, OEKO-TEX, GRS), care/repair guidance. Captured at PO stage, attached to QR/RFID where requested.
QR code on the product
Print or attach a QR code linking to the DPP page (hosted by us or your tenant). DPP page shows material, origin, certificates, repair guide, recycle route. Versioned — updates don't break old codes.
Poland — implementation context
ESPR applies in Poland as EU law. VAT 23% invoicing via KSeF stays unchanged; DPP is product-level, not invoice-level. Warsaw hub adds DPP labelling step at no extra fee for framework agreement customers.
FAQ
Is DPP mandatory yet?
Phased — textiles among first categories under ESPR. Mandatory dates announced per category.
How is data versioned?
Each DPP page has version history; old QR codes resolve correctly even after data updates.
Who hosts the DPP page?
Default: hosted by us under your subdomain. Alternative: hosted in your tenant via API.
Languages?
DPP page localized to local language + English. Russian and other languages on request.
Cost?
Included in framework agreements. Per-PO uplift for ad-hoc orders disclosed in quote.