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Digital battery passports with SimpleDPP

Turn your battery data into a first product passport.

Structure your battery data and prepare a digital battery passport with SimpleDPP. A pilot project establishes which data you already have, what is missing and how the software fits your workflow.

Original view of the SimpleDPP demo system with example data. The figures do not represent a customer project or confirm legal compliance.

Manage and share your battery data

The dashboard shows product passports, missing data and lifecycle information. In a personal demo, we walk through the views and workflows available for your use case.

  • Manage product data centrally

    Structure product, model and individual battery records and assign information to the appropriate dataset.

  • Build and review passport data

    Use fields and templates for your use case, identify missing information and associate supporting evidence.

  • Provide the appropriate information

    Publish passports and make them accessible through identifiers and QR codes. The pilot determines which information may be public.

  • Agree ongoing responsibilities

    Fit access rights and lifecycle information into your workflow. Integrations are assessed against your existing systems.

For teams ready to start with a specific battery model.

A starting point for manufacturers, importers and other responsible economic operators working with EV, light means of transport or industrial batteries. Whether an individual battery needs a passport depends on its category and use. The linked battery passport check provides initial guidance in German.

From the first conversation to a reviewable draft.

  1. Define the use case

    Discuss the battery category, your role, goals and existing data. Result: a shared understanding of the pilot scope.

  2. Map data and gaps

    Assign data sources and responsibilities. Result: an overview of usable data and information still to be obtained.

  3. Build a first passport

    Once services are agreed, implement an example dataset in SimpleDPP. Result: a reviewable passport draft and a list of open points.

  4. Agree next steps

    Review publication, ongoing maintenance and required integrations. Result: a basis for deciding how to proceed.

What helps us get started.

  • One battery model or a clearly defined product group for the pilot.
  • Existing master data, datasheets and available material or sustainability evidence.
  • An overview of data sources such as ERP, PIM, spreadsheets and supplier documents.
  • A contact responsible for data, subject matter approval and future updates.

You do not need a complete dataset to start the conversation. We identify the gaps together. Please do not send confidential product documents through the enquiry form.

Need to understand the requirements first?

Our knowledge portal explains obligations and requirements and provides practical resources in German. On SimpleDPP, we discuss implementation with the software.

Tell us about your battery.

Briefly describe your starting point. We will reply to your email address to discuss the appropriate next step. Your enquiry is non-binding and does not place an order.

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