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About PassportCraft

Compliance shouldn't be a luxury

PassportCraft helps brands create, host and manage digital product passports for products sold in Europe.

Our mission

Why we built PassportCraft

Creating a digital product passport brings together information from across a business. We want that work to feel manageable, whether you’re publishing your first passport or looking after a full catalogue.

The product is built around guided steps, clear pricing and a review before publication. You keep control of the information you share.

What you can expect from us.

The principles behind the product, and the way we build it.

Guidance at every step

Step-by-step workflows that don't assume compliance expertise. The software does the heavy lifting, so you don't have to hire it out.

Transparent, fair pricing

Clear plans, no hidden fees, no enterprise sales calls. You always know exactly what you pay.

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Built on open standards

We use GS1 Digital Link and Schema.org, so your passport data stays portable and interoperable.

AI assists, humans decide

We use AI to speed up the busywork, but you review and approve everything before it's published. Compliance is your call, never an algorithm's.

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Get to know PassportCraft.

Who it’s for, how it works and who controls your product information.

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What is PassportCraft?

PassportCraft is a software platform that helps brands create, host and manage digital product passports (DPPs). It brings product information together in a passport page that customers can open by scanning a QR code.

Who is PassportCraft for?

Any brand selling physical products into the European Union — across textiles and fashion, and increasingly batteries, electronics, and furniture as DPP requirements expand. Whether you're an independent studio publishing your first passport or an established manufacturer managing a large catalog, PassportCraft scales to fit.

Do I need to be based in the EU to use it?

No. The Digital Product Passport applies to products placed on the EU market, regardless of where your brand is based. Brands selling into the EU from outside — including the US, UK, Turkey, and China — use PassportCraft to meet the same requirements.

What standards does PassportCraft use?

Any software can read your published passports. A passport's page and its data share one address. People who open it see the passport page. Software that asks for JSON gets the passport data there, in a document based on EN 18223. Add your company's GLN in Settings, and that document also identifies your company by it, as EN 18223 asks. Software can also read any published passport through the three read methods EN 18222 requires, with no API key. A product's QR code carries its GTIN in the GS1 Digital Link format, one of the identifier schemes EN 18219 allows. GS1 does not allow in-store numbers in that format, so use a GTIN that GS1 issued to your company. Each passport page also carries Schema.org product data for search engines.

Who is responsible for the accuracy of my passport data?

You are. PassportCraft helps you structure and publish your product information and uses AI to assist with drafting, but you review and approve everything before it goes live. Your brand always owns and signs off on what appears in your passports.

Create your first digital product passport.

Bring your product information together and give customers a passport they can scan.