Collage of different product categories and the result screen of the DPP assessment.

Free assessment · answer in 2 minutes

Do I need a Digital Product Passport?

6 questions · result right on the page

What you'll learn

A short questionnaire about your role, market and product category — and a clear answer on what comes next.

Whether you're in scope at all

Six quick questions decide whether DPP applies to you today, soon or not yet.

When your deadline is

We show where your category sits on the EU timeline between 2026 and 2030.

What to do now

We point you to the right solution for your role and the concrete next steps.

Right on the page

The result appears on screen the moment you answer — no waiting, nothing to download.

Role

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Question 1 of 6

What is your role in relation to the product?

Pick the one that fits you best.

Before you start

Questions about the assessment

Yes. The obligation attaches to products placed on the EU market, and a sale inside your own Member State is a sale on the EU market. There is no cross-border distinction to fall on the right side of. This is the single most common misreading we hear: “EU regulation” gets read as “export regulation”.

Six questions about your role in the chain, your market and your product category. The result appears on screen the moment you answer — no email, no download, nothing to sign up for. It takes about two minutes.

No, and it is worth being precise about why. “No date” means no delegated act has been adopted for that group yet, not that the product sits outside the framework. The ESPR working plan runs to 2030 and adds groups act by act. Treat it as time, not as an exemption.

Map your data and your supply chain. That is the slowest part by a wide margin, because the information a passport needs sits with suppliers rather than in your own systems. Software can wait; the supplier conversations cannot. After that, choose a data carrier and an approach, and pilot with a single product.

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