Use case · Toys

Keep toy product details and available instructions organized.

The optional toys profile structures manufacturer details, age information, safety warnings and instruction references. Recording data is not a product test or confirmation of conformity.

From an internal record to a selected public view

Available instructions and declarations remain supporting files in the authorized workspace. Internal review notes can be kept separate from the published product information.

  1. 01
    Record a draft and its sources

    Start a private draft with a name, SKU and category. Choose the matching optional profile where useful. Record sources and the last review date; a profile defines platform fields, not legal approval.

  2. 02
    Organize supporting evidence internally

    Link available documents to the corresponding details. A clean malware scan permits file access; it does not verify the content or the accuracy of product information.

  3. 03
    Share a selected version

    Review field visibility and deliberately publish a version. Its link and QR code remain tied to that record; later changes are published as a new version.

Illustrative data example

Toy car · EXAMPLE-T01

A partial record with fictional example details, not a tested product or a published passport. Replace the examples with traceable information from your business.

Product identity

EXAMPLE-T01

Bring the name, SKU and available manufacturer details together in the record.

Age information

Use the manufacturer’s information

Record the available age statement; this example does not determine a suitable age group.

Warnings and instructions

Reference available instructions

Enter safety warnings as text and an available instruction reference in the appropriate field.

Legislation and important dates

Sources checked:

Currently applicable

National measures under Directive 2009/48/EC apply from 20 July 2011, with chemical requirements from 20 July 2013. Product safety, warnings, conformity assessment and CE marking must be assessed for the toy concerned.

Adopted · future application

The new Regulation 2025/2509 entered into force on 1 January 2026 and generally applies from 1 August 2030. It then requires a model-level DPP for toys within its scope. Transitional provisions and exclusions still need assessment; this is adopted law, not merely a proposal.

Guidance, not a complete legal assessment: product, role, market, exceptions and current amendments matter. Example platform fields are not a list of legally mandatory data. DPP Direct guarantees neither legal compliance nor certification.

The examples describe existing platform features. A category alone does not determine a DPP duty for a specific product. The platform does not guarantee legal compliance, certification or complete coverage of sector-specific requirements.

Private drafts can be prepared immediately. Free publishing with up to 5 active passports requires business review and assignment of a Free workspace. Manual review is available without a registry entry.