The public rail
One DPP page per product, resolvable worldwide.
Every product registered in Listrar resolves to a public Digital Product Passport page — the durable GS1 Digital Link address where its identity, composition, and claims can be read by the people who scan it, search it, or sell it.
A durable address, not a PDF
The passport lives at a GS1 Digital Link address derived from the product's own identity — /01/{gtin}. Print the QR code once; the page behind it follows the record. When a field changes in the register, the passport is already up to date.
Legible to search engines, by construction
Every passport page is server-rendered with Schema.org Product JSON-LD, validated before it is published. Your products stay legible to search and shopping surfaces without a separate SEO project.
Disclosure levels decide who sees what
A consumer sees the public tier. Customs and market-surveillance authorities can be granted more. It is one record with several views — not several documents to keep in agreement.
Built for the ESPR calendar
DPP requirements are introduced progressively through product-specific delegated acts under the ESPR framework, category by category — textiles and furniture are in the first working plan. The passport page is rendered from regulation-driven attribute profiles, so it moves when the delegated acts do.