The grill that teaches its owner how to use it
A portable grill comes with set-up steps, gas-safety basics and a cleaning routine, printed on a guide that works in the box and then gets lost. nomadiQ sells into three regions with three sets of packaging and disclosures, and wanted one Digital Product Passport to serve all of them.
- Industry
- Outdoor equipment. Portable gas, electric and stove grills
- Markets
- Australia, North America, Europe
- Customer since
- 2022
- Integration
- None required. Codes pre-allocated before production
- Team
- A boutique brand team, with Tappr
- Result
- One Digital Product Passport built once, reused across every model and region
What a scan opens
Before and after
Before
- Set-up steps, gas-safety basics and cleaning routines a consumer needs on hand
- A printed quick-start guide that works in the box and then gets lost
- Three regions, each with its own packaging, visuals and regulatory disclosures
- One platform had to serve all three
After
- A unique QR on every grill, encoding product type, region, batch and serial number
- Codes pre-allocated before production: the brand ships the moment products arrive
- One scan: quick-start guide, FAQ, materials, specs, registration
- Region-specific layers: packaging, visuals and disclosures per market
- Built once, reused across gas, electric and stove ranges
How it ran, and what ran it
Start
Brand Cloud
Codes before production
Each QR encodes product type, region, batch and serial, allocated before the grills are made.
Then
Passport Builder
One Digital Product Passport, three regional layers
Quick-start, FAQ, materials, specs and disclosures, per market.
Today
Consumer connection
Everything in one scan
Owners read the guide and register the grill in the same tap.
Next
Passport Builder
Recipes and accessories
A content hub and an aftermarket store from the same Digital Product Passport.
Questions buyers ask
How do you serve three regions from one Digital Product Passport?
One build, three regional layers.
- The QR encodes region, batch and serial
- Packaging, visuals and disclosures switch per market
- Built once, reused across gas, electric and stove ranges
Which systems did it connect to?
None required. Codes are allocated before production and printed with the product.
- No ERP connection required
- The brand ships the moment grills arrive
How long did it take, and who was involved?
A boutique brand team, with Tappr.
- Customer since 2022
What is in the Digital Product Passport?
Everything that used to be in the box, and stays with the grill.
- Quick-start, gas-safety basics, cleaning
- FAQ, materials, specs
- Registration, and content for the owner's region
What did it change for the business?
One Digital Product Passport built once, reused across every model and region.
- Region-specific layers without three builds
- The quick-start guide never gets lost
- Registration from the product
Does the tag survive water, wear and washing?
Yes, if it is chosen for the product.
- Sewn-in NFC tags and woven QR labels stay with the product for its life
- Tap or scan with a phone, no app
- Content stays editable after the product has shipped
Want this on your own products?
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nomadiQ makes premium portable grills, gas, electric and stove, for outdoor cooking, sold in Australia, North America and Europe.
With Tappr, every grill carries a unique QR code encoding product type, region, batch and serial number, allocated before production. A scan opens a brand-styled experience: quick-start guide, FAQ, materials, specs, registration and content for the owner's region, built once and reused across every model. See how Digital Product Passports work for outdoor equipment.