One product passport. Far more than compliance.

A Digital Product Passport is a structured digital record connected to a physical product through a data carrier such as a QR code. It can hold product identity, manufacturer information, materials, compliance documents, manuals, repair guidance, and end-of-life information. The exact required data depends on the rules that apply to the product category.

Yes. Veribl uses one product QR code to deliver the appropriate experience for each visitor. Compliance information can sit alongside product registration, warranty activation, manuals, and AI support, without adding another code to the product or packaging.

Veribl can receive product data through catalog imports and APIs, then map that information into structured passport fields. Teams can also collect missing supplier documents and product attributes inside the same workflow instead of rebuilding the source system.

Yes. Product records can be organized at model, batch, or individual-item level, depending on the product and the traceability required. That lets a shared product definition coexist with batch-specific or serial-specific information where needed.

A passport can hold identifiers such as GTIN and model number, manufacturer and operator information, material and composition data, compliance documents, certificates, manuals, safety information, repair guidance, recycling information, and links to supporting product services.

No. Veribl connects the passport to the full post-purchase experience. The same product identity and QR infrastructure can power interactive manuals, AI support, product registration, warranty, customer profiles, and relevant follow-up offers.