Product identity
Product name, model, category, SKU, batch or item identifier, manufacturer, and data carrier.
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Make product information accessible across the lifecycle
A Digital Product Passport brings relevant product information into a structured digital record accessible to appropriate stakeholders. iViRTH helps you assess data readiness, structure product information, create passport experiences, and maintain records over time.
Potential data modules
Materials & composition
Material types, components, composition, supplier declarations, and links to related records.
Origin & provenance
Relevant manufacturer, facility, supplier, origin, and chain-of-custody information supported by evidence.
Technical & safety
Specifications, instructions, warnings, applicable documentation, and supporting reports.
Environmental & circularity
Relevant environmental attributes, durability, repairability, reuse, recycling, and end-of-life data where available and substantiated.
Care, repair & maintenance
Use instructions, care guidance, service history, repair information, and spare-part references.
Lifecycle history
Selected manufacture, inspection, repair, refurbishment, component replacement, resale, and recovery events.
Evidence & governance
Sources, responsible parties, document references, version, update history, and verification status.
Important. This is a general data framework, not a universal mandatory checklist. Exact passport fields and obligations vary by product group and applicable law.
Passport and record types
- Digital Product Passports.
- Digital Component Passports or component records.
- Digital Material Records and Passports.
- Battery Passport-related data implementations where applicable.
- Construction product information records.
- Provenance and traceability records.
- Service, maintenance, reuse, repair, and circularity records.
Implementation services
- Readiness assessment and product-data inventory.
- Schema and attribute mapping.
- Product/component identification.
- QR-linked passport pages.
- Supplier data onboarding and document linking.
- Lifecycle event workflows.
- Completeness and consistency checks.
- Integration planning and record maintenance.
Implementation steps
- Assess products, markets, stakeholders, data sources, and applicable requirements.
- Define fields, identifiers, evidence, access rights, and relationships.
- Build the record and access interface.
- Validate completeness and consistency against the agreed scope.
- Maintain records through defined update and ownership processes.
Regulatory context. Implementation support is not certification and not a guarantee of compliance. Requirements for EU Digital Product Passports are introduced progressively and depend on the relevant product rules and applicable legislation.
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