Digital Product Passport for Product Teams
Pick a passport standard, map it to your product attributes, and publish a versioned, QR-ready public page for each product — directly from the catalog you already manage in LynkPIM.
- Best for
- Compliance, sustainability, and product operations teams preparing for DPP-related requirements
Core pain points
- DPP data (materials, sustainability, compliance, origin) lives scattered across spreadsheets, suppliers, and compliance teams, not in the product record itself.
- A public-facing passport needs a stable, durable page a QR code can point to — not a one-off PDF or a page nobody owns.
- Requirements differ by standard (EU DPP, GS1, IEC 62474) and change over time, so the passport needs a real version history, not just a current snapshot.
Required data model and workflow considerations
- Each product gets a passport record scoped to a schema — EU DPP baseline, GS1 Digital Link, or IEC 62474 material declaration — so you only collect the fields that standard actually requires.
- Compiling a passport snapshots your product's current attributes (materials, origin, sustainability, compliance, identifiers) into a numbered version, so every publish is traceable to exactly what was true at that moment.
- Publishing is a separate step from compiling: nothing goes public until you choose to publish that version, and every compile, publish, and evidence update is recorded as an auditable event on the passport.
Implementation path
Use a phased rollout path that starts with a representative category, clear owners, and channel-specific validation.
- 1
Choose a schema for your first product category and map its required fields to your existing attributes — most of the data is probably already in your catalog.
- 2
Compile a passport to see exactly which required fields are still missing before you publish anything.
- 3
Publish: LynkPIM generates a permanent public ID and a page at dpp.lynkpim.app/{id} that only shows the fields you've actually filled in — ready for a QR code on packaging or a product page.
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Solution FAQs
What actually happens when I publish a passport?
LynkPIM takes a snapshot of the product's current data, checks it against the required fields for the schema you picked, and — once you publish — makes that version available at a permanent public URL and QR code. Nothing is public until you publish; compiling alone just lets you preview and check for gaps.
Does LynkPIM enforce a single DPP standard?
No. You choose per product (or set an org default): EU DPP baseline, GS1 Digital Link, or IEC 62474 material declaration. Each pulls a different subset of your product data, since the standards don't require the same fields.
Is there an approval step before publishing?
Publishing is a single authorized action by default — it isn't routed through your product approval workflow. If your schema requires attestation (IEC 62474 does by default), publishing is blocked until that's recorded.
What if I haven't filled in every field yet?
You can still publish — missing required fields show as a warning during compile, not a hard block. The public page only ever shows fields you've actually entered; it never fills in placeholder or sample data for what's missing.
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