Bring products to life
Turn existing product data into Digital Product Passports — and give every product a persistent digital identity for compliance, customer engagement and circular services.
Quifactum is a European Digital Product Passport platform for brands, manufacturers and technology partners.



- Identity levels
- Model, batch and item — chosen per product
- Data sources
- ERP, PLM, PIM, spreadsheets, supplier files, documents
- Product link
- GS1 Digital Link, QR, NFC, RFID
- In production with
- Filou & Friends — fashion, item level, take-back and resale
- Sector focus
- Fashion and textiles, extensible to other product categories
Built close to the standards shaping the DPP ecosystem.
Quifactum follows and takes part in the European standardisation work behind Digital Product Passports, so the passports you publish stay interoperable as the rules settle.
Your product data already exists.
It just doesn't live in one place.
Quifactum reads what you already maintain, structures it into one consistent product identity and keeps that identity available for the rest of the product's life. Extraction and mapping do the first pass; your team confirms what matters.
- ERP
- SKUs, suppliers, production runs
- PLM
- Materials, components, specifications
- PIM
- Descriptions, images, marketing copy
- Spreadsheets
- Supplier files in whatever format arrives
- Documents
- Certificates and PDFs as evidence
- Legacy systems
- Databases nobody wants to migrate
From fragmented product data to persistent product identity
One connected workflow. The hard part is rarely publishing the passport — it is finding, structuring and maintaining the product information behind it.
- 01Connect your dataERP, PLM, PIM, spreadsheets, APIs and supplier files — read where they already are.
- 02Structure & validateMap information and documents into one data model, with evidence attached and human review.
- 03Create the identityA persistent identity at model, batch or item level — the level you choose for that product.
- 04Connect the productGS1 Digital Link, QR, NFC or RFID, resolving on your own domain.
- 05Unlock the lifecycleCompliance, engagement, authentication, repair, take-back and resale on one identity.
Ready for compliance. Built for more.
The ESPR establishes the framework for Digital Product Passports. Product-specific requirements and implementation dates are set through delegated acts.
Gets the product online
- Product information
- Evidence & documentation
- Registry connectivity
- Access rights
- Interoperability
- Regulatory updates
Makes the identity valuable
- Customer engagement
- Authentication
- After-sales & warranty
- Repair
- Returns & take-back
- Resale
One product identity. At the right level.
Understand DPP granularityModel
One passport represents all equivalent products. Right when nothing that matters differs between units.
Batch
One passport per production run. Right when origin, materials or compliance information varies between runs.
Item
One identity per physical product. Right when the use case needs to recognise that individual unit — ownership, repair history, returns, resale or take-back.
No level is inherently better. Model, batch and item answer different regulatory and commercial questions, and one catalogue can use all three.
Built for your role
Three distinct routes to the same infrastructure. Pick the one that describes your business.
Any product with an identity worth keeping
All sectorsDigital Product Passports in the real world
All customer storiesFilou & Friends
Passport creation runs inside the seasonal production workflow, at item level — which is what makes take-back and resale possible on the same identity years later.


DPP knowledge centre
Straight answers to the questions companies actually ask. Regulatory pages separate law, delegated acts, standards and guidance, and carry a last-updated date.
Open the knowledge centre- What is a Digital Product Passport?Updated September 2026
- Model vs batch vs item-level passportsUpdated September 2026
- EU DPP regulation and timeline — what is actually mandatory, and whenUpdated September 2026
- 9 DPP reality checks — what brands should actually do nowUpdated September 2026
- Digital Product Passport data requirementsIn preparation
- DPP standards and interoperabilityIn preparation
- DPP use cases beyond complianceIn preparation
Connect the data. Create the identity. Bring the product to life.
Start with a pilot on real products, then scale by the number and granularity of passports you manage.






