Digital Product Passport (DPP) Software for Fashion, Textile & Footwear

The platform offers AI extraction for certificates and generates print-ready QR assets. It includes a dual-audience view for shoppers and customs, along with a repairability index. The system stores certificates with a tamper-evident history suitable for the ten-year ESPR audit window.

It is reassuring to see a platform that addresses the upcoming EU central registry going live in July 2026. The ability to generate GS1 Digital Link QR codes that serve both shoppers and customs bots from a single code is a significant advantage. The inclusion of a certificate vault and full revision history suggests a robust approach to the ten-year audit requirement. I appreciate that the cryptographic fingerprint is written to a public chain, allowing independent verification without requiring customers to understand blockchain technology. This seems like a comprehensive solution for brands looking to stay ahead of the 2034 timeline for nearly every EU product in scope.

Love how the platform turns ESPR compliance into just a few clicks. The dual QR codes for shoppers and customs are a smart touch. Seems like a very efficient way to handle all those scattered spreadsheets and PDFs.

The AI certificate extraction feature looks promising for simplifying our workflow. Having passports anchored to the XRP Ledger provides a verifiable audit trail that seems essential for the upcoming 10-year compliance window. It addresses the scattered data problem effectively, though we will need to verify if the AI handles all our specific textile certifications accurately before full adoption.