Regulated-reporting infrastructure for the EU Digital Product Passport regime.
Authorised processing of Digital Product Passport data on behalf of economic operators. Annex XIII validation. EU EES submission. Audit-evidence hosting. Goods-type modular.
- ESPR Article 2(32)
- EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542
- GS1 Digital Link
- ISO 8601 audit timestamps
- Hosted in EU
EU Digital Passport Processor is a regulated-reporting middle layer. It sits between an economic operator’s internal systems — MES, ERP, PLM, QMS — and the EU EES (European Economic Ecosystem) registry. It receives Digital Product Passport data from the operator, validates against the current Annex XIII or applicable delegated-act schema, submits to the registry on the operator’s authorised instruction, and holds the immutable audit-evidence record for the retention period required by the regulation.
The economic operator placing the product on the EU market bears the regulatory responsibility. EU Digital Passport Processor processes passport data on their authorised instruction.
SFTP, REST, webhook, browser upload, supplier portal. The same passport can arrive via any pattern; the ingestion source is recorded against each record.
Annex XIII schema, EU EES reason codes, deferral with stated provision. Operator-rejected vs registry-rejected distinguished as separate states.
Async submission to EU EES (mock until July 2026), ack/nack handling, reconciliation against registry-side state, immutable audit evidence on retention timer.
The platform is goods-type modular. Each module covers one regulation and its schema. Battery is operational today. Other modules track the relevant ESPR delegated act and switch to live state on adoption.
| Regulation | Category | Effective | Module state |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reg (EU) 2023/1542 | Battery — EV / Industrial / LMT | 2027-02-18 | LIVE |
| ESPR (EU) 2024/1781 | Steel (intermediate) | del-act adoption ~2026 | PLANNED |
| ESPR (EU) 2024/1781 | Textiles & apparel | del-act adoption late 2026 – early 2027 | PLANNED |
| ESPR (EU) 2024/1781 | Tyres | del-act adoption ~2027 | PLANNED |
| ESPR (EU) 2024/1781 | Aluminium (intermediate) | del-act adoption ~2027 | PLANNED |
| ESPR (EU) 2024/1781 | Furniture | del-act adoption ~2028 | PLANNED |
| ESPR (EU) 2024/1781 | Electronics (horizontal + ICT) | del-act adoption ~2028 – 2029 | PLANNED |
“‘Digital Product Passport service provider’ means a natural or legal person authorised by an economic operator to process digital product passport information for the purposes of making it available to economic operators, customers, consumers, users and other relevant actors.”
EU Digital Passport Processor operates under this statutory category. Access to the platform is granted on a per-organisation basis to economic operators subject to the EU Battery Regulation or other ESPR delegated acts.
Battery Regulation 2023/1542 compliance deadline. From this date, every EV, Industrial, and LMT battery placed on the EU market requires a valid Digital Product Passport for customs clearance. There is no 2 kWh exemption threshold for LMT — all LMT batteries require a passport from this date.
Regulatory positioning, supervisor mapping, data residency, subprocessors, and business-continuity posture are documented at /trust. Audit attestations and the standard data-processing addendum are available on the same page for procurement teams.
EU Digital Passport Processor is designed to meet the expected requirements of the anticipated ESPR DPP Service Provider certification scheme. The scheme has not yet been adopted by the European Commission; no certification is claimed at this time. Once the scheme adopts and registration is granted, the registration identifier will appear in the chrome of every page.
Request access for your organisation.
Access to EU Digital Passport Processor is granted on a per-organisation basis to economic operators subject to the EU Battery Regulation or other ESPR delegated acts. Demo accounts available from June 2026. A Relationship Manager will respond within one business day.