Requirements for your product group
Use a passport structure that fits your product group, including batteries. Identify the required information and connect it to the right model, batch or individual product.
Digital product passports for the EU market
Digital product passports. We take care of the work.
We prepare your digital product passports, publish them in Actualog and keep them up to date. We bring together product specifications, production records and supporting documents. You review the information and approve publication.
Passport preparation and software access in one proposal, with ongoing support if you need it.
What is a digital product passport?
A digital product passport (DPP) brings together the product information required by the applicable EU rules. This can include materials, origin, environmental performance and information for repair, reuse and recycling. Different users can access the information relevant to them.
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) establishes the EU framework. Product-specific rules and sector legislation determine the required data, access rights and dates for each product group.
A passport may cover a product model, a production batch or an individual product. The applicable rules determine which level is required. Where a battery passport is required, it identifies the individual battery.
Digital product passports explained — European Commission
When is a passport required?
From 18 February 2027, a battery passport is required for each electric vehicle battery, light means of transport battery and industrial battery with a capacity above 2 kWh placed on the EU market or put into service. Other product groups have their own rules and dates.
The 2 kWh threshold applies only to industrial batteries. Light means of transport include e-bikes and e-scooters.
Product Profile 360° and DPP: what is the difference?
Product Profile 360° describes a product for selection and use. A DPP provides the information required by the applicable EU rules and keeps it accessible throughout the product's lifecycle. The same product data can support both.
| What it covers | Məhsul Profili 360° | Digital product passport (DPP) |
|---|---|---|
| What it covers | A product model or variant: its specifications, images and documents. | A model, batch or individual product, as required for that product group. A required battery passport covers one specific battery. |
| Information | Product features, variants, identifiers, media and descriptions in different languages. | Required product data, the approved specification, supporting documents and relevant production or lifecycle records. |
| Purpose | Help customers compare and choose products; provide data for catalogs and business systems. | Provide reliable information for traceability, repair, reuse, recycling and regulatory checks. |
| How it changes | Your team updates the shared product description as specifications and materials change. | Updates are reviewed and published as new versions. Editing the product profile does not automatically change a published passport. |
For a passport that covers an individual product, Actualog can connect its serial number to the production batch and the specification approved for manufacture.
Your product data. A passport people can use.
Actualog connects product specifications with production records and documents. We organise that information into a passport for the relevant model, batch or individual product, with a clear review and publication process.
Information with a source
Bring specifications, material data, declarations and test reports together. Keep passport information linked to the documents and production records that support it.
Review before publication
Check required fields and missing information before publishing. Your team reviews the prepared passport and approves the version to be published.
Access for the right people
Give customers, repairers, recyclers and authorities access to the information they are entitled to see. Set access rights for confidential documents and commercial information.
One QR code. The right passport.
A link or QR code takes the reader to the relevant passport. For a batch or serialised product, it opens the passport for that batch or specific item. Place the code as required for your product group.
The link stays the same when an approved update is published. Earlier published versions remain available in the history.
Start with the files you already have.
Send us your specifications, declarations, supplier documents and available production records. We organise the data, identify gaps and prepare passports for your review.
Keep the information up to date.
Add new documents and record relevant changes throughout the product's lifecycle. Each update goes through review and approval, while earlier published versions are retained.
A clear proposal for service and software.
Your proposal covers passport preparation, publication and the Actualog access you need. You can also include a service to keep the data and documents up to date.
We agree the product range, number and scope of passports, languages, deliverables, schedule and price before work starts.
Already an Actualog customer? We will take your current subscription into account.
From your documents to published passports.
1. Tell us what you need.
Describe your products, target markets and available documents. Share batch records or serial numbers where relevant.
2. Agree the scope and price.
Review the work, software access, delivery schedule and price in one proposal.
3. Review and publish.
We organise the information and prepare the passports. You review the data, resolve any gaps with us and approve publication.
4. Keep the passports current.
Let us handle ongoing updates, or manage them with your own team in Actualog.
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Let us handle your product passports.
Tell us about your products and the information you have. We will propose a clear scope for preparing, publishing and maintaining your passports in Actualog.