Traceability
Keep product/item identity and lifecycle events explainable across organisations.
Authority-scoped access, external registry verification, market surveillance and auditable intervention.
Exact DPP obligations depend on product group and applicable delegated acts; the platform architecture helps organize identity, data, access and evidence when those obligations apply.
Keep product/item identity and lifecycle events explainable across organisations.
Provide actor-specific views without flattening confidential, personal and public data.
Link declarations and material events to source, provenance, time and version.
Connect ERP/PLM, registries, marketplaces, customs or IoT systems through governed contracts.
The journey is adapted per product group but preserves the same authority and evidence discipline.
Portal access is purpose/mandate controlled and does not imply authority over all displayed data.
Operate tenants, policies, connectors, evidence, certificates, lifecycle settings and operational controls with privileged audit.
Inspect product/DPP context, verify external registration/status, apply mandate-scoped actions and preserve decision evidence.
Register clients, manage environments and credentials, explore APIs/events, configure webhooks and run conformance tests.
This limits ambiguity and makes acceptance evidence measurable.
| Decision | Pilot recommendation |
|---|---|
| Product scope | One model/batch/item level selected from applicable requirements. |
| Primary actor | Choose the actor with the clearest business outcome and authority context. |
| Integration | Start with ERP/PLM or one authoritative external connector. |
| Evidence | Define acceptance evidence before implementation. |
Align product-group applicability, authority boundaries, portal journeys, integration contracts and evidence before committing to production claims.