Digital Product Passport infrastructure for real-world product data
From fragmented data to an operational product identity — in one connected workflow. Ingestion, structuring, validation, identity, passport management, product connection, interoperability, lifecycle events, analytics and partner deployment all work off the same product record.
Connect your data
Quifactum reads the product information you already maintain. It does not replace your ERP, PLM or PIM — it sits alongside them and keeps a passport-ready view in sync.
System integrations
ERP · PLM · PIM · APIs · supplier portals
Files & documents
Excel · CSV · certificates · PDFs · images
Supplier input
Structured requests so suppliers deliver what a passport needs
Synchronisation
Updates and versioning, so the passport does not drift from the source
Structure & validate
AI-assisted extraction and mapping do the first pass on messy sources. Your team confirms the result — validation stays a human decision, and every claim keeps its evidence.
Extraction & mapping
Read attributes out of files and documents, map them to the DPP data model
Normalisation
Consistent units, materials, colours and supplier references
Validation with human review
Completeness checks that say what is missing and who can fix it
Evidence linking
Certificates and documents attached to the attributes they support
Create the identity
A passport is more than a page behind a QR code. It is a persistent identity that information, events and services attach to for as long as the product exists.
Understand DPP granularityModel
One passport represents all equivalent products
Batch
Origin and compliance information varies per production run
Item
One physical product, with its own history and services
Connect the product
Open, standard identifiers link the physical product to its identity — resolvable on your own domain, printable in your existing label workflow.
- GS1 Digital Link
- QR codes
- NFC
- RFID
Unlock the lifecycle
Organised by lifecycle stage, not as a feature list. Not every use case needs item-level identity — model or batch is often the right answer.
Before and at purchase
- Product transparency
- Provenance
- Authentication
- Customer information
During ownership
- Care
- Repair
- Warranty & after-sales
- Product-specific communication
Next life
- Returns
- Take-back
- Resale
- Reuse
- Recycling
Across the lifecycle
- Lifecycle events
- Analytics & reporting
- API deployment
- Partner and white-label delivery
Product identity without lock-in
Stated plainly so enterprise buyers and white-label partners can judge it. Last updated: September 2026.
| Capability | Available today | Via configuration | Roadmap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structured machine-readable export | Yes | — | — |
| GS1 Digital Link identifiers | Yes | — | — |
| Customer or brand-owned domain | — | Yes | — |
| API access and versioning | Yes | — | — |
| Access control per audience | — | Yes | — |
| EU DPP registry connectivity | — | — | Tracking the implementing rules |
The ESPR establishes the framework for Digital Product Passports. Product-specific requirements and implementation dates are defined through delegated acts, so this table separates what runs in production today from what is configuration work and what is still on the roadmap.
- Product data & integrationsConnect and structure the product information you already have.Open
- Digital product identityGive products a persistent identity at model, batch or item level.Open
- Lifecycle applicationsUse product identity for services throughout the product lifecycle.Open
- Security, interoperability & portabilityOpen, portable and standards-aligned product identity.Open