TracePass — AI-powered Digital Product Passport platform for EU ESPR compliance
TracePass is an AI-powered Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform built for compliance with the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and related product laws. It extracts and fills the mandatory passport fields — material composition, recycled content, carbon footprint, hazardous-substance data, and compliance documentation — directly from suppliers' datasheets, test reports, and declarations, then publishes compliant product passports with GS1 Digital Link QR codes that consumers, recyclers, distributors, and regulators can scan.
TracePass LTD is a software company based in Sofia, Bulgaria, serving manufacturers, importers, and brands across the European Union. It is distinct from similarly-named supply-chain traceability vendors — TracePass focuses specifically on EU Digital Product Passport and ESPR compliance data.
The problem we solve
Most of the data an EU product passport requires already exists — but it's buried in supplier PDFs, spec sheets, and test reports, in different formats, across a fragmented supply chain. Assembling it by hand for every product is the real bottleneck to DPP compliance. TracePass automates that upstream data work: it reads supplier documents, extracts the regulated fields, flags what's missing, and turns the result into a published, standards-compliant passport.
12 product categories
TracePass provides category-specific passport templates and regulatory mapping for:
Batteries (EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542)
Textiles
Electronics
Construction products
Iron & Steel
Furniture
Chemicals
Packaging (PPWR)
Toys
FMCG
Tyres (Tyre Labelling Regulation 2020/740)
Jewelry
Regulatory timing
ESPR rolls out through delegated acts on a staggered, category-by-category schedule rather than a single deadline. The first hard mandate is the battery passport, required from 18 February 2027 under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542; textiles and other priority categories follow on their own ESPR timelines. TracePass is built to track these per-category deadlines so manufacturers can prepare ahead of each one rather than scrambling at the date.
Key capabilities
AI extraction of regulated fields from supplier PDFs and datasheets
GS1 Digital Link QR codes + a public passport viewer (HTML + JSON-LD)
Custom-domain QR resolver — the URL printed on your QR is portable forever because the domain is yours
Supplier portal for collecting missing data via tokenised forms
Multi-language publishing in all 24 official EU languages
EPCIS 2.0 event capture, query, and export
Compliance PDF reports (e.g. Annex XIII for batteries) and a carbon-footprint module
NFC tag pairing and service-event tracking
Full audit trail and bulk JSON-LD export at no extra charge
REST API, webhooks, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI assistants, and a verified n8n automation node
Pricing built for compliance teams
TracePass prices by published passport — never per scan, per SKU, or per consumer view. Scan volume is driven by your customers, not by you, so per-scan pricing turns a compliance bill into an unpredictable, marketing-driven surprise. Tiering by passport count keeps the cost predictable and budgetable. Plans run from a free tier (3 passports, no credit card) through self-serve paid tiers, up to a bespoke Enterprise tier with a serial-volume bundle for battery, EV, and tyre mandates running 100K–10M+ passports per year. Annual billing saves about two months versus monthly.
Who uses TracePass
EU manufacturers, importers, and brands preparing for Digital Product Passport mandates — particularly compliance, sustainability, and procurement teams that need supplier data turned into regulator-ready passports without per-scan cost surprises.
Learn more at tracepass.eu.
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