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The Digital Product Passport (Consumer View)

The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is the public-facing page consumers, retailers, and regulators see when they scan your product’s QR code. It lives at verify.passr.eu/01/{your-GTIN} and is designed to be clean, trustworthy, and easy to read on any device.

1. What the Passport Shows

The DPP is organised into clear sections that consumers can scroll through:

Product Identity

  • Product name and brand logo
  • Style category (e.g. Outerwear, Activewear)
  • Consumer-facing product description

Material Composition

A visual breakdown of every fabric in the garment, displayed as:
  • A proportional bar or donut chart showing material percentages
  • Clear labels (e.g. “80% Recycled Polyester · 20% Elastane”)
  • A Recycled Content badge if any material is certified recycled (GRS)

Chemical Safety

  • PFAS status declaration (PFAS-Free / Contains PFAS / Not Applicable)
  • Downloadable lab report link (if a fluorine test certificate has been uploaded)

Certifications

Each attached certificate is shown as a trust badge with:
  • Standard logo (GOTS, GRS, OEKO-TEX, bluesign, RDS)
  • Certificate number
  • Expiry date
  • Direct link to the certifying body’s verification portal (where available)

Supply Chain Map

An interactive world map showing:
  • Each production facility as a geographic pin
  • The sequential production route connecting facilities
  • Clicking a pin reveals the facility name, city, country, and node type (e.g. “Assembly — Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam”)

Care & End-of-Life

  • Washing, drying, and material care instructions
  • End-of-life guidance (recyclability, repair options, take-back programmes)

2. Accessing the Passport

There are three ways consumers can reach a product’s passport: The passport is a mobile-first web page — no app download required.

3. What Consumers Cannot See

The public passport does not expose:
  • Internal notes or team comments
  • Supplier contact details or commercial terms
  • Draft or incomplete compliance data (only Published products have live passports)
  • Disassembly and recycler data (this requires the Recycler Portal password)
  • Pricing or commercial information of any kind

4. Passport Branding

The passport page uses your brand logo and brand name set in your workspace settings. The design is clean and consistent across all brands on Passr — focused on trust and readability rather than sales. On Growth and Scale plans, you can request a custom QR domain so your passports live at your own subdomain (e.g. passport.yourbrand.com) instead of verify.passr.eu.

5. Keeping Your Passport Accurate

The passport reflects your Compliance Locker in real time. If you update material data, upload a new certificate, or add a supply chain node, the public passport updates immediately — no re-publishing needed.
If a certificate expires and you haven’t renewed it, Passr will display an “Expired” warning badge on that certification in the public passport. Keep your certifications up to date to maintain consumer trust.

Next Steps

Scan Analytics

Track how often and where your passports are being scanned.

QR Code Factory

Generate and export your QR codes for print production.