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There is no support department and no qualification form. One person reads the emails, replies and does the implementations. Questions about the rules are welcome too, the best ones end up in the FAQ and in DPPera Brief.

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brief@dppera.com

Implementations: you send a file with your products (Excel, PDF, photos), you receive finished passports. The first product is free.

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Before you write. The three most common questions.

How much does a DPP implementation cost?

It depends on how many products you have, how scattered your data is and which tool you pick. The dominant cost is usually the internal work of collecting composition, supplier and certificate data, not the software. Start early and it stays manageable; wait for your delegated act and it becomes rush-fee consulting. What drives the cost: how much does a DPP cost?

Is the Digital Product Passport mandatory in 2026?

For almost all products, no. The EU central DPP registry went live on 20 July 2026 and the technical standards are published, but product-level obligations start with batteries on 18 February 2027. Textiles follow around 2028-2029, furniture around 2029-2030.

Who is legally responsible for the passport content?

The entity placing the product on the EU market, usually the brand. We are the tool provider, not the responsible party, and we will never claim to issue a passport on your behalf.

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