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Digital Product Passports for consumer electronics
Give every device a passport that carries its specs, repair guides, spare parts and software support in one scan, in your brand’s own design. It covers ESPR repairability rules and, from February 2027, the Battery Regulation’s battery passport.
See a live passport for consumer electronics
A Digital Product Passport for consumer electronics is built from the product data in your ERP and PLM and the component data Trace collects from suppliers. It carries repair guides, spare-part availability and the software support period on the device, and from 18 February 2027 the EU digital battery passport behind the same code.
Scan to open the consumer electronics demo passport
Point your camera at the code. It opens the same passport a customer gets.
Opens the same passport a customer gets after scanning the device.
Which rules hit your consumer electronics collection, and when
Repair guides, spare-part availability and software support periods, and for phones and tablets a repairability score, published per model where the consumer looks.
A battery passport for industrial and EV batteries: chemistry, capacity and carbon footprint, on the same carrier as the product.
A declaration of conformity per packaging format, and proof behind every durability claim at the point of sale.
Repair guides, spare parts and support periods, on the device
Repair guides, spare-part availability and service options, one scan away on the device. The service desk stops emailing PDFs.
The support period and the durability data the repairability rules ask for, published per model and updated in one place.
Trade-in, refurbishment and take-back routes on the passport. A returned device carries its own history.
From product data to scannable device
What launching takes, in three steps.
Connect your data
Your ERP, PIM or PLM plugs in, or start from a spreadsheet. Trace collects what only your suppliers know.
Passports build themselves
Every SKU gets a standards-compliant passport in your brand’s design, with GS1 Digital Link QR codes.
Tag and go live
Codes go onto device labels, packaging or engraving through your existing marking workflow, and every scan starts reporting back.
What the electronics passport has to carry
A GS1 GTIN per style, resolved through GS1 Digital Link, so any scanner reads it.
End-of-life data: resale, return, repair and recycling paths, per product, on the passport.
The data ESPR, AGEC and PPWR ask for, mapped once and flagged when missing.
White-labelled pages on your domain, multi-brand where one company runs several.
Content populated from each product’s digital ID, so one template serves every SKU.
Passport pages built without code, previewed on a phone before publishing.
Electronics passport questions, answered
Does a Tappr passport meet the EU’s ESPR requirements for electronics?
What product data do I need before I can launch?
How does the passport get onto the device?
Can I run several brands from one account?
See it on one of your own devices
In 30 minutes, bring one model and the systems behind it. We show the passport it becomes, what the repairability rules still ask for and how the code reaches your device label.
You’ll talk to Bas, Delia or Anna, who set up repair and spare-part data with electronics brands.
- 30 minutes
- One model and the systems it lives in
- You see the passport, the repair data and the label path