EU DPP Registry: what changes for businesses
The Registry records unique identifiers and associated metadata. Complete product information remains in the decentralised DPP architecture.
Open the Registry guide
NexusDPP resource centre
Practical Digital Product Passport guides.
Original, dated content linked to primary sources, designed to help companies understand what has changed, which data to prepare and how to turn the DPP into a governed process.
Start here
One page for each practical question.
Each guide starts from a practical question and always shows the operational connection to NexusDPP: which data to prepare, which responsibilities to configure and which modules make the requirement manageable.
Six European DPP standards
Unique identifiers, data carriers, exchange protocols, storage, APIs and system interoperability—and what these standards do not define.
Review the DPP standardsWhat is a Digital Product Passport?
Product identity, data carrier, access rights, evidence, updates and responsibilities: the core DPP structure.
Read the introductory guideWhen does the DPP become mandatory?
Why there is no single date for all products, and which deadlines are already fixed, starting with certain battery categories.
Check requirements and timingWhat data should a DPP contain?
A practical map of identifiers, operators, materials, performance, documents, circularity, access and data quality.
Build the data mapEU importers and non-EU suppliers
How to govern requests, evidence, approvals and registration when product data comes from an international supply chain.
Read the operating workflowDPP readiness checklist
Twelve checks to assess business readiness and launch a pilot on a real product.
Use the checklistHow to assess DPP software
Collection, workflow, versions, checks, identity, QR/NFC, APIs, access rights and service continuity.
Assess DPP softwareRecommended path
From regulation to the first passport.
The project becomes more manageable when four decisions are separated: scope, data, responsibilities and technology.
01Define the scope
Product, category, market, company role and applicable legislation.
02Map data and sources
Existing fields, documents, systems and supplier information.
03Assign roles
Who provides, checks, approves, publishes, registers and maintains the DPP.
04Test the workflow
A pilot product reveals timing, gaps and integrations before scaling.
NexusDPP observatory and response
Every European update becomes a platform action.
The news does not stop at the announcement: it explains how NexusDPP is designed to update data sets, roles, supplier requests, checks, identifiers, access and integrations as the applicable framework changes.