EN 18220 QR carriers
Our conformance statement covers the QR data carrier. It does not certify the whole platform.
- Product passport preparation
- EN 18220 conformant QR carriers
- Hosting platform in development
Get your Digital Product Passport data ready
Prepare your Digital Product Passport data with DPPVIEW. We help organise product information and identify gaps. Our QR carriers conform to EN 18220; our hosting platform is in development.
A Digital Product Passport is a digital record linked to a product through a data carrier, such as a QR code. Its content, access rights and level of detail depend on the applicable product rules. Under ESPR, product-specific delegated acts determine when a passport is required.
From 18 February 2027, battery passports are required for EV batteries, light means of transport batteries and industrial batteries with a capacity greater than 2 kWh. The ESPR Working Plan gives indicative adoption years for other product rules; these are not compliance deadlines.
Why DPPVIEW
A practical start for your product data
Bring your data together
We help organise product records, supplier documents and evidence into a usable structure.
Prepare now, plan ahead
Passport preparation is available now. Hosting and the wider platform are in development.
Read the
sector page
Most groups are not mandatory yet. The companies starting now are the ones whose suppliers will already have the data when the act lands.
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Batteries
Applies from 18 February 2027, Regulation (EU) 2023/1542
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Iron and steel
Delegated act Q4 2026, application from ~2028
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Textiles
Delegated act 2027, application from ~2028 to 2029
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Tyres
Delegated act 2027
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Furniture
Delegated act 2028
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Mattresses
Delegated act 2029
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Toys
1 August 2030, Regulation (EU) 2025/2509
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Aluminium
Delegated act 2027
Before you start
Most companies don't have the data yet
That is the normal starting point, not a sign you are behind. Nothing has ever asked for product data in this form before.
Bring your own data
Bring your own data
We review your data, structure it against the applicable requirements and prepare EN 18220 conformant QR carriers. Our hosting platform is in development.
- Review of your existing data
- Structure checks before publication
- Hosting platform in development
Most companies start here
If you don't
We build the data with you
We find what you already hold, run the supplier requests, and help produce the numbers that do not exist yet. You get prepared passport data and a clear record of the remaining gaps.
- Field audit: have it, get it, make it
- Structured supplier requests and follow-up
- Carbon, recycled content and disassembly scoped
- Prepared and checked for you
How It Works
From product information to prepared passport data
- Product ID
- 089755264330
- Country of origin
- Example: Latvia
- Carbon footprint
- Example: 8.6 kg CO₂e
Materials
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Example: 100% organic cotton
Main fabric
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Example: recycled polyester
Label & care tag
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Certification field (example)
Example only, no certification claimed
- Illustrative example
- Digital Product Passport
This example shows how product information could be presented. The materials, origin and impact values are illustrative and are not verified product claims.
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Gather your data
Start with existing product records and supplier documents. The product information shown here is illustrative.
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Organise the information
Structure materials, documents and evidence, and identify what is missing.
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Prepare the passport data
Map the information to applicable requirements and prepare QR carriers.
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Plan publication
Review the remaining steps before publication. The DPPVIEW hosting platform is not available yet.
More Than Compliance
What product data can show
More Than Compliance
What product data can show
Review your product range
Identify relevant product groups and applicable rules.
Collect supporting evidence
Bring together supplier information, test reports and product records.
Identify the gaps
Agree the next steps for your passport preparation.