Actowiz Solutions helps brands collect, validate, and structure EU Digital Product Passport data for ESPR compliance using automated scraping, APIs, and QA workflows.
A mid-sized consumer electronics and lifestyle manufacturing group sells across multiple EU marketplaces and retail partners. Their portfolio includes:
They were preparing for the EU’s product sustainability and transparency direction, where product-level information must be accessible, structured, and shareable across the value chain through Digital Product Passports (DPPs). The client’s biggest concern was not “creating a PDF and calling it done,” but building a repeatable data system that could support:
The client engaged Actowiz Solutions to build a scalable pipeline to collect, normalize, and validate DPP-ready product data from multiple internal and external sources.
The EU is rolling out a framework that enables Digital Product Passports under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). The European Commission describes ESPR as introducing a Digital Product Passport (DPP) as a “digital identity” for products to improve sustainability, circularity, and information access across the value chain.
The ESPR itself is Regulation (EU) 2024/1781, published in the EU’s official legal repository (Official Journal via EUR-Lex).
Separately, the EU Battery Regulation introduces a “battery passport” concept with concrete timelines. For example, industry summaries consistently cite that from 18 February 2027, certain EV and industrial batteries (>2 kWh) must have a digital battery passport accessible via a QR code.
What this means for brands: DPP requirements will land category-by-category, and companies need a system to assemble product, material, compliance, and lifecycle data in structured formats and keep it updated.
The client’s DPP problem looked simple on paper (“create a passport”), but operationally it was messy:
Actowiz delivered a DPP-ready data pipeline that combined:
This approach aligned with how many DPP programs are evolving: structured, machine-readable outputs and strong data integration, not one-off documents.
{
"dpp_id": "EU-DPP-CHG-2409-000184",
"product": {
"brand": "ExampleCo",
"model": "FastCharge 30W",
"gtin": "05012345678901",
"sku": "FC30W-EU-WHT",
"category": "electronics_accessory"
},
"identity": {
"serial_supported": false,
"batch_lot_supported": true,
"manufacture_country": "CN",
"market_region": "EU"
},
"materials": [
{"component": "housing", "material": "PC", "weight_g": 42.5},
{"component": "pins", "material": "Cu alloy", "weight_g": 8.2},
{"component": "pcb", "material": "FR-4", "weight_g": 12.1}
],
"sustainability": {
"recycled_content_pct": 18,
"packaging_recyclable_pct": 92,
"carbon_footprint": {
"value": 1.84,
"unit": "kgCO2e",
"scope": "cradle_to_gate",
"method": "ISO 14067"
}
},
"compliance": {
"declaration_of_conformity_url": "https://example.com/docs/doc-184.pdf",
"certificates": [
{"type": "CE", "doc_id": "CERT-CE-7782", "expires_on": "2028-06-30"},
{"type": "RoHS", "doc_id": "CERT-RoHS-1093", "expires_on": "2027-11-15"}
]
},
"repair_and_eol": {
"repairability_score": 7.5,
"spare_parts_available_months": 36,
"recycling_instructions_url": "https://example.com/recycle/fc30w"
},
"data_carrier": {
"qr_url": "https://dpp.example.com/EU-DPP-CHG-2409-000184",
"label_fields": ["model", "gtin", "recycling_instructions_url"]
},
"provenance": {
"collected_at": "2026-02-02T10:15:00Z",
"sources": [
{"type": "supplier_portal", "source_ref": "SUP-PORTAL-ACME"},
{"type": "document_repo", "source_ref": "DOCS-v3"}
]
}
}
| dpp_id | sku | gtin | category | recycled_content_pct | packaging_recyclable_pct | repairability_score | ce_doc | rohs_doc | qr_url |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU-DPP-CHG-2409-000184 | FC30W-EU-WHT | 05012345678901 | electronics_accessory | 18 | 92 | 7.5 | DOC-184 | DOC-191 | /EU-DPP-CHG-2409-000184 |
| EU-DPP-TXT-2409-000067 | BAG-TRVL-22L | 05012345670011 | textiles_mixed | 12 | 88 | 6.2 | DOC-067 | DOC-071 | /EU-DPP-TXT-2409-000067 |
{
"gtin": "05012345678901",
"model": "FastCharge 30W",
"dpp_url": "https://dpp.example.com/EU-DPP-CHG-2409-000184",
"version": "1.3"
}
Depending on category and availability, the pipeline extracted:
And for batteries (where applicable), it aligned the dataset to passport-style requirements and timelines referenced in EU battery passport guidance.
Within the first rollout quarter, the client achieved:
This case study is a clean example of “compliance-grade data engineering powered by extraction”:
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