Compliance operations for manufacturers
DIGIPP is where small, mid-size and enterprise manufacturers turn regulation into routine. Product passports published to the EU standards. Supplier data collected once. Your business systems connected. AI that does the reading while your people keep the approvals. The passport is the outcome. The platform is the compliance operation behind it.
Regulation becomes rules that run on your data: fibre labelling shares that must total 100%, the battery data points the regulation names, certificates that expire. Every passport gets an audit-style readiness check with a ranked list of what blocks publication. Regulation questions are answered with citations from the ESPR and sector-specific regulations, inside the workspace.
ERP, PLM, MES, WMS, CRM: connect any system that speaks an API through scoped keys and signed events, and let no-code workflows move data in and out on a schedule or on change. Spreadsheets and shared folders flow in. Documents that only exist as PDFs or photos are read for you. One place, no re-keying.
Your own AI agents connect through an open connector to look up passports, run readiness checks and stage supplier or material data for review. Every AI action, ours or yours, is a proposal until a person approves it. Automation with a human signature on every write.
Industries
Every industry has its own materials, supply chains and requirements. Find the path from your product data to greater transparency.
Bring fibre composition, supplier evidence and care information into the story of every garment.
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Connect material origins, performance data and lifecycle information in a battery passport.
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Give materials, sourcing and repair information a place alongside every product.
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Explore the product data behind durability, repairability and material recovery.
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Prepare performance declarations, material data and environmental evidence.
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Make sense of material composition, recyclability and the information to collect.
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Every stage writes one thing into the passport. A regulator, a shopper and a recycler all read the same one.
01Material sourcing
Cotton and recycled polyester arrive with a supplier declaration. The supplier fills in only their part, with evidence attached, and never sees your workspace.
EU 1007/2011: fibre shares must total 100%.
02Material production
The mill's certificates enter the passport with their expiry dates. DIGIPP checks them daily, so an expiring certificate becomes a notification, not an audit finding.
Certificates watched for you.
03Product production
The care label goes in and a serial is issued to the GS1 syntax. The readiness check ranks whatever still blocks publication; when it clears, you publish.
Know you can publish before you publish.
04Use
The shopper scans the tag and lands on a branded passport with care and repair guidance in their language. A regulator requesting data from the same link receives it in the standard format.
One scan, the right passport.
05Recycling
The recycler scans the same code and reads the composition recorded at stage one. Recovered fibre goes into the next jacket, and the loop closes.
ESPR circularity, from data already in the passport.
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EU battery passport deadline
From this date, battery passports are required for electric vehicle batteries, light means of transport batteries and industrial batteries above 2 kWh placed on the EU market or put into service. Start preparing your product data today.
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