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Supply Chain Transparency

Full visibility from raw material to finished product

Digital Product Passports provide end-to-end supply chain transparency, enabling businesses to trace materials, verify supplier compliance, and demonstrate responsible sourcing to consumers and regulators.

The Challenge & Our Solution

The Problem

Modern supply chains are complex, multi-tiered, and often opaque. Businesses struggle to verify the origin of materials, ensure ethical sourcing, and demonstrate compliance across dozens of suppliers. Consumers increasingly demand transparency but brands lack the tools to deliver it. The ESPR and EUDR are making supply chain disclosure a legal requirement, not just a competitive advantage.

The Solution

MyProductPassport captures and stores supply chain data at the product level — from raw material origins and supplier certifications to manufacturing locations and logistics routes. Each DPP becomes a verifiable record of a product's journey, accessible via a simple QR code scan. This data feeds into both consumer-facing transparency and regulatory compliance.

Key Benefits

How MyProductPassport delivers supply chain transparency through Digital Product Passports.

  • Map multi-tier supply chains and identify risk hotspots
  • Verify supplier compliance with certifications and audits
  • Prepare supply chain data for ESPR and battery passports
  • Demonstrate deforestation-free sourcing for EUDR compliance
  • Build consumer trust with verifiable origin stories
  • Automate supply chain data collection via API integrations

By the Numbers

18 Jul 2024
ESPR entered into force (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781)
30 Dec 2026
EUDR applies to large and medium operators
30 Jun 2027
EUDR applies to micro and small operators

Relevant Sectors

Industries where supply chain transparency is most impactful.

Batteries Chemicals Electronics Footwear Furniture Luxury Goods Textiles

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a DPP improve supply chain transparency?

A DPP captures structured supply chain data — material origins, supplier identities, certifications, and logistics — making it accessible to consumers, regulators, and business partners via a QR code or API.

Can I integrate existing supply chain data?

Yes. MyProductPassport supports CSV import and REST API integration, making it straightforward to connect your existing ERP, PLM, or supply chain management systems.

Does this help with EUDR compliance?

It helps, but it is not the EUDR filing itself. EUDR due diligence statements, with the geolocation of the plots of land, go into the EU's own information system. A passport can hold the supplier, origin and certificate records behind them.

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