Product-group applicability comes before industry marketing.
Industry-oriented Digital Product Passport and verifiable thing trust journeys for manufacturing, retail, electronics, automotive, batteries, textiles and more.
Use the architecture where legal and business context makes it relevant.
Industry pages avoid assuming every product is already subject to the same DPP data or deadline.
Manufacturing
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTProduct identity, supplier evidence, DPP authoring, component/material lineage and lifecycle control.
Retail & Consumer Goods
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTConsumer disclosure, marketplace verification, recall visibility and product authenticity journeys.
Electronics
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTItem-level identity, repairability evidence, software/firmware context and optional device assurance.
Automotive & Mobility
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTComplex product/component graphs, maintenance events, ownership/custody changes and connected-device trust.
Battery
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTDPP lifecycle, material provenance, state and circularity evidence aligned to product-specific obligations.
Textile & Fashion
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTSupply-chain provenance, consumer disclosure, repair/reuse pathways and circularity events.
Healthcare & Medical Devices
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTTraceable product identity, service history and controlled disclosure where applicable; product-specific rules remain decisive.
Industrial Equipment
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTAsset/item identity, maintenance evidence, ERP/PLM integration and optional runtime assurance for connected assets.
Government & Customs
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTAuthority-scoped access, external registry verification, market surveillance and auditable intervention.
Circular Economy
APPLICABILITY-DEPENDENTRepair, refurbishment, recycling, material recovery, end-of-life events and continuity evidence.
Turn the architecture into a scoped pilot.
Align product-group applicability, authority boundaries, portal journeys, integration contracts and evidence before committing to production claims.