A DPP is a structured, machine-readable record attached to a physical product via QR or NFC. Under ESPR 2024/1781, the textile DPP must include composition, origin, repair information, substances of concern, and a unique identifier resolvable from the EU Registry.

The EU DPP Registry opens 19 July 2026 (an index of identifiers — not enforcement itself). The textiles delegated act is expected to be adopted around 2027, with binding obligations applying roughly 18 months later — around 2028–2029. Bangladesh exporters with EU buyers should aim to be ready well ahead.

Per-SKU at minimum. Many EU buyers — especially in luxury and outerwear — are requesting per-unit DPPs linked via GS1 SGTIN (serialized GTIN). DPP Live supports both modes and lets you switch per-PO.

We pull bill-of-materials from your PLM or Excel, map each fabric, trim and process step to emission factors from ecoinvent and the Higg MSI, then attach scope-1 factory energy data. The methodology aligns with EN 16258 and PEFCR Apparel & Footwear v1.3.

Today: Bangla, English, Hindi. In Q3: Vietnamese, Mandarin (Simplified), Urdu. The bot lets shop-floor merchandisers add care-label data, batch numbers and chemical certificates by replying to a message — no app install.

No. Factory tenants are isolated. A buyer only sees the DPP records for the POs they themselves issued. The EU Registry stores only the resolvable identifier and a minimal public payload — full BOM and PCF detail stays in your tenant.

Yes. Native connectors for Centric PLM, Backbone, PTC FlexPLM, SAP S/4HANA, Oracle Fusion and Microsoft D365. Custom connectors via the GraphQL API. SFTP/CSV ingest for legacy systems.

DPP Live ships an offline-first Android tablet app. Passports are signed locally with a cached key, queued, and pushed to the EU Registry the moment connectivity returns. We have factories in Mymensingh running 6 hours offline with zero data loss.

It's on by default for the Professional and Enterprise tiers because EU buyers increasingly require it in their tier-1 supplier contracts. You can disable it per-PO, but the QR will then display a “not anchored” status to consumers and auditors.

Polygon PoS. It's EVM-compatible, settles in under 2 seconds, costs roughly $0.001 per anchor at Merkle-batched volumes, and is carbon-negative since 2022. We're EBSI-ready for a future migration if the EU mandates a specific public ledger.

No — only the cryptographic hash is anchored. Personal data, BOM, supplier names, factory addresses and PCF detail stay in the factory's tenant. The hash is one-way: nothing can be reconstructed from it.

Roughly $0.001 per garment when DPPs are Merkle-batched (which we do automatically every 90 seconds). At unit-level serialisation that becomes ~$0.0003 per individual passport. We absorb gas-price volatility in our Professional tier.

Yes. Every DPP includes its Polygon tx hash and a deterministic re-hashing recipe. Any auditor can pull the public payload from IPFS, recompute, and check Polygonscan independently — our software doesn't sit in the trust path.

Polygon PoS uses ~0.0003 Wh per transaction — about 99.9% less energy than Bitcoin. Anchoring 100,000 DPPs emits less CO₂ than printing a single hangtag. The network itself has been carbon-negative since 2022.