Companies across industries need a clear picture of the current Digital Product Passport (DPP) maturity to build up the right knowledge. That’s why we now offer a DPP Maturity Assessment.
It takes 45 minutes to identify your organizations` maturity level, key risks, and priority capabilities. The assessment interview was developed based on recent research, in collaboration with Leuphana University Lüneburg and Hamburg University of Technology.

The online interview will give you clarity on:

🔹 How prepared your company is for the DPP regarding organizational, technological, and regulatory requirements

🔹 Where the biggest risks and challenges of a DPP implementation lie

🔹 Which capabilities should be built early on

🔹 How key activities could be prioritized along the way to DPP Go-Live

Costs: on request

👥 Ideal for: Leadership, Strategy, Change Management, IT, R&D

Format: Online

The new Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 is the most advanced DPP mandate, with strict obligations kicking in by February, 2027.
This training is essential to get compliance by mastering the complex mandatory data points required for the Battery Passport, including carbon footprint, due diligence, and usage data.

🔹 Regulatory deep-dive for (EU, global) requirements on Batteries.

🔹 Committees and standardization activities (e.g., DIN, CEN-CENELEC, SAE, UN/CEFACT)

🔹 Status for your industry: Deadlines and data requirements

🔹 Technical fundamentals: Data carrier, identifiers, and data models

🔹 Battery Benchmarks: Understanding the work of the Global Battery Alliance

🔹 Opportunities and challenges of the DPP: Supply chain due diligence

Costs: on request

👥 Ideal for: Leadership, Strategy, Compliance, R&D

Format: In-house or Online

Textiles are a top priority sector under the ESPR. Manufacturers must prepare for stringent rules on durability, repairability, and mandatory disclosure of fiber composition and chemical substances to combat green-washing. This training provides the strategic roadmap towards ESPR compliance.

🔹 Regulatory basics of the ESPR and delegated acts

🔹 Committees and standardisation bodies (e.g., JTC24 CEN-CENELEC, TC 248, UN/CEFACT)

🔹 Status for your industry: Upcoming Ecodesign requirements

🔹 Technical fundamentals: Linking physical products to digital data

🔹 Opportunities and challenges of the DPP: Consumer trust and circular business models, Extended producer responsibility (EPR).

Costs: on request

👥 Ideal for: Product Owner, Regulatory, Data Teams, IT

Format: In-house or Online

Driven by the EU's "Right to Repair" push, electronics companies face immediate challenges in providing structured repair information and spare parts availability via the DPP. This course is crucial for integrating after-market data into your DPP system, ensuring compliance with new repairability indices and reducing product life-cycle waste.

🔹 Regulatory basics of the ESPR framework and the road towards DPP data reporting

🔹 Committees and standardisation: Focus on interoperability standards

🔹 Status for your industry: EPREL vs. Energy-related and ICT product priorities

🔹 Opportunities and challenges of the DPP: New service revenues through repair information

Costs: on request

👥 Ideal for: Leadership, Operations, IT

Format: In-house or Online

The new Detergents Regulation leverages the DPP to improve product safety and market surveillance. Companies must understand how to translate chemical formulas and hazardous substance data into the required structured, accessible DPP format to prevent product recalls and ensure continued market access.

🔹 Regulatory basics of the new Detergents Regulation and ESPR overlap

🔹 Committees, standardization and research: Chemical information models, exchange formats, EU projects (Chem-X)

🔹 Status for your industry: Mandatory data points (e.g., Annex VI)

🔹 Technical fundamentals: DPP system architecture, access control, DPP registry, DPP service providers, ensuring confidentiality of your data,

🔹 Opportunities and challenges of the DPP: Streamlined market surveillance and faster crisis response

Costs: on request

👥 Ideal for: Leadership, Strategy, Regulatory, Operations, IT

Format: In-house or Online

The Iron & Steel sector faces unique challenges in proving Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) and circularity data under the ESPR and CBAM. This training equips your team to digitize complex material flows and align with upcoming EU standards for green steel traceability.

🔹 Regulatory Alignment: Connecting ESPR (DPP) requirements with CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) and EU ETS data.

🔹 Technical Implementation: Structuring data for intermediate goods to ensure traceability in the final product supply chain (e.g., construction).

🔹 Risk Mitigation: Demonstrating compliance with "Green Steel" claims.

🔹 Opportunities & Challenges: Leveraging the DPP to secure premium market positioning and streamline reporting.

Costs: On request

👥 Ideal for: Sustainability Leads, Supply Chain Managers, Production IT, Compliance Officers

Format: In-house or Online

The Furniture DPP will prioritize durability, reparability, and material circularity, fundamentally changing how products are designed and marketed. Learn to capture the necessary data from diverse supply chains (wood, textiles, metals) to prove your sustainability claims and extend product lifecycles.

🔹 Regulatory Basics: Understanding the specific ESPR requirements for furniture longevity, material breakdown, and waste management.

🔹 Data Capture & Structure: Translating complex material composition (e.g., glues, finishes, mixed materials) into the mandated DPP format.

🔹 Design for Circularity: Documenting repairability, disassembly, and spare parts availability to meet "Right to Repair" expectations.

🔹 Technical Fundamentals: Managing data from a fragmented, often global, furniture supply chain while ensuring data integrity.

🔹 Opportunities & Challenges: Enhancing consumer trust through verified lifespan information and boosting brand image via verified sustainability.

Costs: On request

👥 Ideal for: Product Designers, Sourcing/Procurement, Sustainability Leads, Marketing/Claims Verification

Format: In-house or Online

While the existing Toy Safety Directive focuses on chemicals and physical risks, the new DPP will introduce requirements for sustainability and circularity. This training focuses on integrating new environmental data points with existing safety data to ensure seamless market access.

🔹 Regulatory Synergy: Harmonizing the new ESPR (DPP) requirements with the existing Toy Safety Directive and relevant chemical standards.

🔹 Mandatory Data Points: Identifying and structuring data on plastic type/content, material recyclability, and chemical restrictions beyond safety standards.

🔹 Technical Implementation: Integrating environmental data flows with existing product documentation and supply chain systems. Build and register the DPP at the European Commission Systems (DPP registry).

🔹 Risk Mitigation: Preventing market blockades due to non-compliance with new circularity and material efficiency data rules.

🔹 Opportunities & Challenges: Demonstrating environmental commitment to parents and consumers while streamlining market surveillance.

Costs: On request

👥 Ideal for: Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance, Product Development, Compliance Officers

Format: In-house or Online

Tyres are a top priority sector under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). Manufacturers must prepare for passports and data carriers that survive harsh conditions. This training helps you understand how to comply to the upcoming regulation, and how to use tyre DPPs for your own benefits.

🔹 Regulatory deep dive of the ESPR and the tyre preparatory study and delegated act (upcoming).

🔹 Committees and standardization: Understanding CEN/CENELEC JTC24, GDSO, Catena-X, RAIN RFID, and other adjacent initiatives.

🔹 Technical fundamentals: DPP framework and system, DPP registry, DPP service providers, the right identifier and data carrier, registering life-cycle events.

🔹 Opportunities and Challenges: Upstream data collection, global initiatives (e.g. the United Nations Transparency Protocol (UNTP)), optimizing logistics and retreading processes.

Costs: on request

Ideal for: Leadership, Technology Strategy, Regulatory, Sustainability.

Format: In-house or Online