VertilinQ

What Is a Digital Product Passport — And Why Does It Matter Now?

A Digital Product Passport is a structured, machine-readable digital record that follows a physical product throughout its lifecycle — from raw material extraction through manufacturing, distribution, ownership, and end-of-life disposal. Under the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), Digital Product Passports are becoming legally mandatory for products placed on the EU market. The regulation is phased: batteries lead from 2027, with textiles, electronics, vehicles, and more following through to 2030. The EU's central DPP registry launches in July 2026. For organisations selling into Europe — regardless of where they manufacture — DPP compliance is not a future consideration. It is an active procurement and market-access requirement.

The VertilinQ DPP Platform

Connect to Everything You Already Use

VertilinQ integrates with your existing technology stack — not the other way around. Integration options include:

REST API (real-time, bidirectional)
XML and CSV file import (batch and scheduled)
EDI (B2B supply chain standard)
JSON webhooks for event-driven updates
Direct connectors to leading ERP, PIM, and e-commerce platforms

Integration is managed from a centralised dashboard with self-service configuration for standard connectors. Our integration team has delivered 250+ enterprise integrations across 500+ organisations globally.

A Model That Scales With You

VertilinQ is licensed on a subscription basis — volume, runtime, and module-tier pricing, so you only pay for what you use. As your product catalogue and DPP obligations grow, your licence scales proportionally.

Hosting options: Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google Cloud. EU-resident data storage available as standard for GDPR and ESPR compliance.

OEM and white-label arrangements are available for partners — technology providers, label manufacturers, certification bodies — who want to offer DPP capability under their own brand.