Understand the direction of travel, the kinds of product information teams may need to organize and where a structured workspace can help.
Start with the basicsA Digital Product Passport is a way to make selected product information accessible across a product's lifecycle. The data and access requirements depend on the applicable rules for a product and the roles of the people using that information.
For product teams, preparation starts with understanding what information exists, where it lives and how it relates to a specific product.
The EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) establishes a framework for Digital Product Passports. Product-specific rules and delegated acts define the requirements that apply to particular product groups.
Requirements evolve. Organizations should consult current official guidance and qualified advisers to determine obligations for their products.
Read the European Commission's ESPR overviewDepending on the product and applicable requirements, information can span product identity, composition, materials, suppliers, environmental characteristics, supporting documents and lifecycle records.
Atlas DPP offers a workspace for organizing product master data, bills of materials, material and supplier records, environmental information, documents and readiness workflows.
The platform is a data-management tool. It does not provide legal advice, determine which rules apply or certify that a product complies with regulatory requirements.
Explore platform workspacesThis page is general product information, not legal or regulatory advice. Requirements vary by product and may change; consult official sources and qualified advisers.
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