Digital Product Passports for SMEs and small brands.
No compliance team, a dozen suppliers and a deadline you didn't set. Veribl tells you what applies, asks your suppliers for the data, reads their documents for you and publishes the passport. Free for 100 product models.
Where are you starting?
See which passports are ready, and what's missing.
Every product with its rules, its progress and whether its passport is live, so a small team always knows the next step.
- Read for you
- Supplier documents become proposed values with their source.
- Asked for you
- Requests list exactly the fields each supplier holds.
- Sealed
- Every published version is kept and tamper-evident.
Do SMEs need a Digital Product Passport?
Yes, when their product's rules apply. Passport duties follow the product, not the size of the company. Batteries come first; for most other groups the fields aren't adopted yet, which gives you time to prepare, not time to wait.
Batteries: February 18, 2027
EV, LMT and industrial batteries over 2 kWh need a passport per battery, whatever the size of the company.
Textiles and others: planned
Textile, tyre and aluminum acts are planned for 2027; detergents and toys have dates in 2029 and 2030.
Unsold goods: large companies first
The destruction ban and disclosure rules apply to large companies; micro and small enterprises are exempt.
Suppliers answer with the documents they already have
Most passport data sits with your suppliers, in datasheets, test reports and certificates. Asking for a spreadsheet gets you silence. Asking for the PDF they already have gets you an answer.
Requests for exactly their fields
Each supplier gets a link to the fields they hold, and the AI assistant can draft the request for you.
Documents read for you
The AI proposes each value with its file, page and quote. The supplier checks and sends; you use or dismiss.
Kept current
Suppliers keep a document library with reminder emails 30 and 7 days before a certificate expires.
Your first passport in four steps
Start with the product line whose rules come first, then repeat.
- Step 1
Add a product line
One by one, by CSV or from Shopify, then assign its rules to see which fields they ask for.
- Step 2
Ask your suppliers
Each supplier gets a link to the fields they hold and can upload documents instead of typing.
- Step 3
Approve each value
Check every proposed value against its quoted source, then use or dismiss it.
- Step 4
Publish and scan
Publish the passport, print the QR code and scan it with your own phone, as a customer and a recycler would.
Records you can stand behind
You're responsible for the data. Veribl shows where every value came from and proves what was published, and when.
Every value has a source, every version a seal.
Each value shows whether it came from a supplier, the AI, the API, a person or an import. Every published version is sealed and kept, so any later change is visible, and battery passports carry their own status and history per serial number.
Formats machines can read, from one record.
JSON-LD with GS1 Digital Link, UNTP credentials, the Asset Administration Shell, Catena-X Battery Pass and the EU battery format, with public, legitimate-interest and authority access levels. Veribl supports connecting to the EU DPP Registry.
What a Digital Product Passport costs a small brand
Priced per product model, with every unit included and every price published.
$0
for up to 100 product models
Start free
Passports for up to 100 product models, with the supplier portal and battery passports included.
Grow by product models
$29 a month for 500 product models and $79 for 2,000. Yearly billing is 20% off.
One model
Every unit includedEvery unit included
A model with 12,000 serialized batteries costs the same as a model with one.
See all prices →Make the QR code earn its place
You'll print it on every product for years. On Veribl the same code also gives your customers a reason to scan it.
Answers instead of a 50-page manual
Setup guides, a help center and an AI assistant that answers from your manuals.
Registration in one scan
Owners register with their receipt, and you learn who owns your products.
Support with the product attached
Questions and claims land in one helpdesk with the owner's product beside them.
Repair and spare parts
Repair guides and spare parts on the product page, which repairers and owners can find.
Frequently asked questions
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