Example
Textiles and clothing
A brand brings together product details, material and origin information, and care notes. Evidence stays in the company workspace; selected fields can be published as a version.
Example fields: Materials · origin · care

Product platform · Use cases
DPP Direct gives manufacturers, brands, and importers a shared workflow across product groups: organize data, manage private evidence, and share selected details as a versioned passport.
These examples show available general workflows. They do not claim that every product requires a DPP, complete sector-specific data coverage, or legal compliance.
Examples across product groups
Category selection helps organize records. Required information depends on the specific product and applicable rules.
Example
A brand brings together product details, material and origin information, and care notes. Evidence stays in the company workspace; selected fields can be published as a version.
Example fields: Materials · origin · care
Example
A manufacturer organizes the model, product name, materials, and additional care, repair, or recycling notes. The team reviews visibility and shares a versioned record.
Example fields: Model · materials · notes
Example
A product team structures available product details such as name, model, manufacturer, and origin. Supporting files can stay internal; selected information is deliberately published.
Example fields: Product name · model · manufacturer
The application includes general category options. A category alone says nothing about a specific legal duty or complete sector coverage.
Supply-chain roles
Bring product details and available evidence together, review visibility, and publish a selected version.
Structure information across items and choose which details to make public.
Where useful, bring supplier records in as CSV drafts and review them before publication.
Complete available fields and choose a suitable general category.
Upload documents privately and wait for the displayed scan status.
Review field visibility, deliberately publish a version, and share its link or QR code.
This is general information, not legal advice and not a statement that a product or passport complies with the law.