Who is responsible?
Product and model identifiers, brand, responsible organisation and product category.
DPPILOT / PRACTICAL GUIDANCE
Better inputs.
More useful passports.
Prepare product information with traceable sources and appropriate public disclosures. The checklist below is a working starting point, not a substitute for the requirements applicable to your sector.
View the checklist ↓01 / DPP DATA CHECKLIST
Five checks before publishing.
Use these questions when assembling a first product-data catalogue.
Can each claim be traced?
Record the origin of material claims, documents, declarations and supporting evidence.
Do the values agree?
Review units, composition percentages, revisions and inconsistent product descriptions.
Who may see what?
Differentiate confidential operational notes from information approved for publication.
Who updates the record?
Assign responsibility for corrections, product changes, published URLs and archive policies.
Check the applicable legal obligations.
European DPP rules develop by product category. A publicly accessible product page or QR code is not, by itself, proof of legal compliance.
02 / OFFICIAL SOURCES
Work from the regulation, not assumptions.
Use official EU sources for the current framework, the DPP Registry and upcoming sector requirements. Confirm the requirements for each product category before implementing formal registration.
ESPR — Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 ↗Legal framework for ecodesign and product passports
European Commission — DPP Registry ↗Official registration information and updates
DPPilot · EU DPP Readiness ↗How product-data tools fit the current and upcoming legal framework
DPPilot product capabilities ↗What is available in the current application
NEXT / DATA PREPARATION
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