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DPP vs
DIGITAL CERTIFICATE

From regulatory constraint to business opportunity.

Discover how both tools combined create trust and long-term value.

DPP and digital passport

DPP AS A LEGAL STANDARD

The DPP is a structured digital framework designed to ensure regulatory compliance across the European market. It standardizes product data, enhances traceability, and enables authorities and stakeholders to verify sustainability, origin, and lifecycle information at every stage.

Product History

Key Information in the DPP (Subject to regulatory updates)

  • Material and Composition Details : clear information on materials, components, proportions, and any regulated or hazardous substances

 

  • Environmental Performance Indicators : data related to carbon footprint, resource efficiency, durability, and overall sustainability metrics

 

  • Repairability and End-of-Life Guidance : maintenance instructions, repair options, spare parts availability, and recycling or disposal pathways.

 

  • Traceability and Compliance Data : unique product identifiers, manufacturing origin, and proof of conformity with applicable EU standards.

"Although well-intentioned, this regulation currently has its limitations and, above all, raises a key question: how can brands turn this legal constraint into a real strategic opportunity?"

Gaëlle Delore, CEO TRUST-PLACE

DIGITAL CERTIFICATE AS A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Trust-Place turns the regulatory constraint of the DPP into a strategic opportunity for brands by adding a value-creating activation layer.

The “Characteristics” button ensures legal compliance by linking directly to the official DPP data, while the adjacent activation button allows customers to claim their Digital Certificate and unlock post-purchase experiential services.

It transforms product data into a direct and lasting relationship between brands and customers.

Adam Lippes digital certificate
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