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Digital Product Passport · ESPR (EU) 2024/1781

DPP & ESPR Readiness Checker

Six questions on how well your product data, bills of materials, design decisions and supplier evidence are organised for upcoming product-specific Digital Product Passport requirements. Result: a readiness score, evidence gaps and an indicative 90-day roadmap as an executive PDF.

  • Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR)
  • Digital Product Passport
  • Design for disassembly
  • ISO 14040/44 method
How the score works

What is actually decided, and what is not

ESPR is a framework regulation. Concrete obligations, including whether a product group needs a passport, which data it must hold and from when, are set product group by product group in delegated acts. Until a delegated act is adopted for your product group, no passport obligation applies to it under ESPR.

  • The Commission plans adoption of the first product-specific acts indicatively from 2026. Adoption is not application: a transition period of generally at least 18 months follows.
  • Batteries are regulated separately: the battery passport applies from 18 February 2027 to EV, LMT and industrial batteries above 2 kWh.
  • Interoperability standards are being developed by CEN, CENELEC and ETSI. Not all of them are finalised.

Five evidence domains, one unscored context question

Your product category is recorded for context only and never changes the score. Each of the five domains contributes up to 20 points. Answering "Don't know" earns no evidenced points and is reported separately in coverage.

  1. 01 / 06Not scored

    Product category

    ESPR Art. 18 · Batteries Reg. (EU) 2023/1542

  2. 02 / 060-20

    Product data architecture & data carrier

    ESPR Art. 9-11

  3. 03 / 060-20

    Design for disassembly & repair

    ESPR Art. 5

  4. 04 / 060-20

    Material & substance evidence

    ESPR Art. 5, 7

  5. 05 / 060-20

    Life-cycle assessment & PCF

    ISO 14040/44 (method)

  6. 06 / 060-20

    Governance & ownership

    Organisational recommendation

5 × 20

Context · not scoredQuestion 1 of 6

Question 1 of 6: Product category

Product category · ESPR Art. 18 · Batteries Reg. (EU) 2023/1542

Which product category best describes your main products placed on the EU market?

This answer frames the report. It does not change your score, and it is not a legal applicability decision.

Next step

2-Day Eco-Design & DPP Sprint

A focused working session with Michael and Arkadi: together, we review your result, translate the weakest domains into product and data decisions and agree a realistic 90-day plan.

  • Review of your scorecard and open questions
  • Prioritised product and data decisions for one pilot product
  • Indicative roadmap your team can execute

Your contacts

Michael DellChief Disruptor

Arkadi JeghiazaryanInnovation & Technology Architect

Your request is saved and answered personally. No appointment is reserved automatically; we contact you to agree a date.

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Questions engineering leaders ask

Does a passport obligation already apply to my products?+

Under ESPR, only once a delegated act for your product group is adopted and its transition period has ended. Batteries are the exception: the battery passport applies from 18 February 2027 to EV, LMT and industrial batteries above 2 kWh.

Is there a blanket ESPR deadline in 2026 or 2027?+

No. The Commission's dates are indicative adoption dates for individual delegated acts. Application generally follows at least 18 months later.

Does a high score mean we are compliant?+

No. The score measures organisational preparedness across five evidence domains. It is not a legal assessment, audit or certificate.

Are CSRD or CSDDD assessed?+

No. They are separate company-level frameworks with their own scopes and are not part of this six-question tool.

Sources and scope

Sources reviewed: 18.10.2026. Planning information as published by the European Commission; dates may change. CSRD and CSDDD are separate company-level frameworks and are not assessed here. DPP standards are being developed by CEN, CENELEC and ETSI; not all are finalised.

Independent self-assessment based on your answers. Not legal advice, not an audit and not a compliance certificate. The score reflects organisational preparedness only; legal applicability and obligations must be checked separately for each product group.