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GIVE EVERY PRODUCT A SECURE DIGITAL IDENTITY

Evidnt connects product, supply chain and lifecycle information in one traceability platform. Create and manage Digital Product Passports while improving visibility from production through to reuse, recycling or disposal.
HOW IT WORKS

SEE HOW EVIDNT WORKS

One connected record across the product lifecycle
Create a unique digital identity
CREATE
Give each product, component or asset a unique digital identity.
Connect supply chain information
CONNECT
Bring together information from manufacturers, suppliers, logistics providers and existing business systems.
Track and share trusted information
TRACK AND SHARE
Update and access trusted information throughout production, distribution, ownership, repair, reuse and end of life.
EU REQUIREMENTS

PREPARE PRODUCT DATA FOR EVOLVING EU REQUIREMENTS

The European Union is introducing Digital Product Passport requirements progressively through regulations including the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation and the Batteries Regulation.

What Evidnt Does:

Evidnt helps businesses bring together the product, supplier and lifecycle information needed to prepare for these requirements. Specific obligations, data fields and application dates will depend on the product group and the relevant legislation.

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THE CHALLENGE

PRODUCT INFORMATION IS BECOMING MORE IMPORTANT AND MORE DIFFICULT TO MANAGE

Businesses need accurate information about where products come from, what they contain and what happens throughout their lifecycle.

However, that information is often spread across suppliers, systems and documents.

Evidnt by Tongadive – in partnership with OKI

Evidnt brings the data together, helping organisations:

  • Improve product and supply chain visibility
  • Prepare for Digital Product Passport requirements
  • Share trusted information with customers and partners
  • Support repair, reuse, recycling and responsible disposal
  • Reduce reliance on disconnected records and manual processes

EVIDNT AT A GLANCE

Standards, timing and coverage: the three things procurement and compliance teams ask about first.

STANDARDS-BASED

Passport numbers are generated against GS1 serialisation and GTIN, the identifiers your partners already scan, with duplicate checking at the point of creation.
GS1

REGULATORY RUNWAY

The EU's ESPR working plan, adopted in April 2025, phases Digital Product Passport rules in by product group, starting with iron and steel and moving through textiles and furniture.
2026–28

FULL LIFECYCLE

Follow each passport from commissioning through packing, shipment, receiving and aggregation, to decommissioning at end of life. Visibility rules are set by your administrators.
END-TO-END

DESIGNED FOR COMPLEX PRODUCTS AND SUPPLY CHAINS

Digital Product Passport requirements will be introduced progressively across selected EU product groups. The timing and information requirements will vary by sector.

The scope also includes Steel & Iron, Aluminium, and Electronics. Evidnt is designed for cross-industry applications.

BATTERY MANUFACTURERS

2027
EU Battery Regulation
DPP mandatory from February 2027 under the EU Battery Regulation.

PACKAGING MANUFACTURERS

2028
PPWR
DPP mandatory from 2028 under PPWR, covering iron, steel and construction materials.

TEXTILE BRAND OWNERS

2029
ESPR
DPP mandatory from 2029 under ESPR.
NEXT STEP

DISCUSS YOUR PRODUCT TRACEABILITY REQUIREMENTS

Tell us about your products, supply chain and data challenges. Our team will help you assess where Evidnt could support your traceability and Digital Product Passport plans.

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Two people discussing product traceability requirements

READY TO GIVE YOUR PRODUCTS AN IDENTITY?

Evidnt by Tongadive, in partnership with OKI. Start with a discovery call and see what a Digital Product Passport looks like on something you actually make.