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The data journey

Follow one product from static, disconnected data to a digital DoPC, a product passport and a BIM object.

What happens to your data, end to end. Pick a product below and walk the same path with real values.

The data you already have

Input 01

Product and manufacturer data

  • Technical datasheets
  • Product and operator identifiers
  • Manufacturer details
  • Installation and safety information
Input 02

Technical performance

Essential characteristics and their declared performance under the harmonised standard.

Input 03

Environmental data

EPD indicators, where they exist for the product.

Sources

Whatever form your product data is in today.

Aggregated

Digital Declaration of Performance and Conformity

prEN 18357

Applied

Data dictionary, EN ISO 23386 / 23387

PDTs.pt data dictionary: what every data point means.

Generate

Dictionary-referenced data points, versioned against the standard.

The result

Digital Product Passport

One identifier for the product, readable by people and by systems.

EN 18219 · EN 18220 · EN 18223

Where it is used

Read by people

Architects and specifiers
Contractors and installers
Customers and end users
Market surveillance authorities

Read by systems

Product information and catalogue systems
Procurement and tender platforms
BIM authoring and specification tools
Life cycle assessment software

Stored and registered

Passport data store, versioned and backed up
Registered with the EU DPP Registry

The registry holds the passport identifier and a pointer to where the data lives, not the product data itself.

Kept current

Reviewed and regenerated as harmonised specifications are published and revised.

The DoPC is generated from the declaration and environmental data. The passport is built on top of it, together with the identifiers, datasheets and catalogue data. Under CPR 2024 the DoPC is eventually integrated into the passport.

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Pick a product

Five fictitious manufacturers, five real-world DoP patterns.