Completeness score
For every product, see at a glance which mandatory ESPR data is still missing — and who needs to provide it. No spreadsheets, no guesswork.
For every company selling products in the EU
The EU is making the digital product passport mandatory. Passenta collects your supply chain data, creates tamper-proof credentials and delivers the QR code for your label — no IT project, no enterprise budget required.
The path to proof
Scroll through the process your company goes through with Passenta — from the first data record to the scan on the label.
Step 1 · Your data
Enter your items — via form or Excel import. Your industry's ESPR checklist instantly shows which information the passport requires and how complete you already are.
Step 2 · One link is enough
Dye house in Porto, supplier in Izmir, factory in Shenzhen? One invitation link per supplier — no account, no software, automatically in the recipient's language.
Step 3 · Partial credential
Each supplier enters only the data for their process step, uploads certificates and signs. Everyone vouches for their own information — you don't vouch for everything.
Step 4 · Tamper-proof
All partial credentials are bundled into one cryptographically signed product passport and anchored on a public blockchain — immutable afterwards, even by us.
Step 5 · GS1-compliant
You receive the GS1 Digital Link code as a print-ready file for your care label — including registration with the central EU registry.
Step 6 · Trust
A customer, retailer or customs officer scans the code: the passport appears and its authenticity is verified live. Green checkmark — proof delivered.
Features
Feature preview
The platform draws your supply chain automatically from the credentials — from supplier to manufacturer to retail. Every station carries a signed credential; the transport route emerges by itself. Keep the overview without building a single slide.
Animated transport route — every station with a signed credential
For every product, see at a glance which mandatory ESPR data is still missing — and who needs to provide it. No spreadsheets, no guesswork.
Invitation links instead of forced software: your upstream suppliers fill in a simple form in their own language — and reuse the data for every customer.
Every credential is cryptographically signed (W3C standard) and anchored on a public blockchain. Anyone can verify authenticity — no one can forge it.
ISO-standard identifiers, GS1 Digital Link QR codes, connection to the central EU registry: you meet the technical requirements without having to read them.
The clock is ticking
The battery passport becomes the first mandatory product passport — the EU infrastructure (central registry) has been running since July 2026.
The delegated acts for the first major industries will be published. From then on, the 18-month transition period starts for each.
Industry by industry follows. Sounds like plenty of time — it isn't: collecting supply chain data from several countries takes months.
Step by step, the ESPR will cover almost all physical products on the EU market — including those from manufacturers outside the EU.
Our recommendation: Start collecting data before your industry's delegated act arrives. Your supply chain won't change because of it — but you'll be done when others are just starting.
Four plans, from your first product to enterprise ranges. The complete credential workflow is included in every one.
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