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Furniture made to last. Information that stays with it.
Give customers the information they need to assemble, care for, repair and pass on your furniture. Tappr connects product details and supplier evidence in a branded Digital Product Passport, with the sourcing information your team needs behind it.
On the label, for the life of the piece
Instructions and dimensions for the particular model, finish or configuration.
How to care for the fabric and maintain the finish, on the product itself.
Spare parts and repair services, with the product information to ask for the right help.
Resale, refurbishment or take-back routes, and ownership transfer where you enable it.
From first assembly to the next owner.
Help customers get it right from the start
Put assembly instructions, dimensions and material information on the product. Customers find the guidance for their particular model, finish or configuration by scanning its label.
Make care and repair easier
Show how to care for the fabric, maintain the finish or replace a component. Connect customers to the spare parts and repair services you offer, with the product information they need to ask for the right help.
Keep the information useful in a second home
Materials, dimensions and care instructions remain accessible when furniture changes hands. Add resale, refurbishment or take-back routes, and enable ownership transfer where it forms part of your programme.
Know where the wood comes from.
For furniture and wood products in EUDR scope, sourcing evidence needs to reach beyond the finished item. A cabinet can contain solid timber, veneer and manufactured boards, with information held by several suppliers.
Tappr helps your team bring that information together for review.
Request origin information through the supply chain
Use Trace to collect supplier declarations, origin information, plot geolocation and supporting documents. Suppliers respond through a link and can involve the suppliers behind their own materials and components.
Keep the evidence connected to the product
Link responses and documents to the relevant products, components and orders. See what has been received, what is missing and what your team still needs to review.
Support your due diligence process
Organise the evidence your team uses to assess sourcing risks and prepare required submissions. Your business remains responsible for the due diligence, decisions and filings that apply to its role.
Give customers the story. Keep your team connected to the evidence.
Customers can discover the materials, origins and craftsmanship behind a piece through its passport. Your team manages the supplier records and supporting documents behind that information, deciding what is ready for publication.
The experience opens in your brand, on your domain. Update care guidance or add a service as your programme develops, without replacing the code already attached to the furniture.
Point your camera at the code. It opens the same passport a customer reaches from the product.
Built around your products and the systems you already use.
Bring models, configurations, materials, dimensions and instructions together from your ERP, PLM or PIM. Brand Cloud keeps the record connected to the information your team already maintains.
Trace requests information linked to your materials, components and orders. Your team reviews the evidence before approving it for use in the product record.
Connect your passport template to the product data, then adapt content across brands, languages and markets. Add a QR code or NFC tag through the agreed production and labelling workflow.
Prepare for furniture’s Digital Product Passport requirements.
Furniture is a priority under the EU’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation. The Commission’s working plan targets adoption of furniture measures in 2028; the final rules will determine the detailed requirements and when they apply.
Start organising your materials, supplier evidence and product information now. That information can support your passport programme alongside the sourcing obligations that already have their own timetable under EUDR.
For large and medium operators, and for micro and small operators already covered by the EU Timber Regulation.
Other qualifying micro and small operators. Check which category applies to your business.
The final rules will determine the detailed requirements and when they apply.
Organise materials, supplier evidence and product information, and see what is still missing.
Questions before you start
Does EUDR apply to all furniture?
When do the EUDR requirements apply?
Is an FSC or PEFC certificate enough?
Does the passport complete our EUDR due diligence?
Can we start with one product range?
Can one account cover several brands and markets?
See it on one of your own products.
Bring one piece of furniture and a view of the materials and systems behind it. In a 30-minute demo, explore the customer passport, the supplier information your team needs and the steps to launch.
You’ll talk to Bas, Delia or Anna, who work with furniture brands on sourcing evidence.
- 30 minutes
- One piece and the materials behind it
- The customer passport and the steps to launch