About
DPPWare

A product data platform, built step by step

We build software that helps manufacturers, brands and suppliers keep product information in one place and publish it as Digital Product Passports.

Background

About

Why this exists
European product rules increasingly ask for structured information about what a product is made of, who made it and how it can be repaired or recycled. Most of that information exists already, scattered across spreadsheets, supplier e-mails and PDF files. The platform gives it one structure.
Where we are
The product is at an early stage. The application works end to end for textiles with a prototype field set, and the same functions are configured for other product groups in customer projects. We publish no customer names, figures or awards because we have none to show yet.
How we work with customers
Every engagement starts with a conversation about your products and suppliers. We say what exists, what is configured for you and what is planned, and we put it in writing.
What we are not
We are not a law firm, a certification body or a testing laboratory. The platform organises and publishes your data; responsibility for its content stays with you.

Principles

Principles

  1. Data before presentation

    A passport is a view of structured data. The data model comes first.

  2. Precise about the law

    We name the regulation, its status and its date, and we separate binding dates from plans.

  3. No invented proof

    No fabricated logos, testimonials, statistics or certificates.

  4. Your data stays yours

    Product data can be exported, and public pages show only what you release.

Security and data

Ready to manage your product data more effectively?

Tell us about your organisation, product portfolio and DPP requirements.

  • Model, batch and item level

  • Three audiences per field

  • Versioned publication

  • Hosted in Germany

Request a demo or discuss your project.

Tell us about your organisation and product portfolio. We reply by e-mail and suggest a time for a call.

Product groups, systems in use, timing: whatever helps us prepare.