Build your DPP offering on Quifactum
Add Digital Product Passport capabilities to your existing services without building and maintaining the underlying DPP infrastructure yourself.
You own the customer relationship. We power the infrastructure.
A DPP capability without becoming a DPP software company
Digital Product Passports are becoming part of what clients expect from the people who already advise them, build their systems or run their product data. Building that capability from scratch means ingestion, identity, resolvers, carriers, interoperability and a decade of regulatory maintenance.
The alternative is to put your proposition on infrastructure that already runs in production, and spend your effort on the part your customers are paying you for.
- Technology providers
- Software companies
- Sustainability platforms
- Data providers
- Consultants
- Manufacturers
- Industry organisations
- DPP service providers
Where Quifactum sits
The systems your clients already run
ERP · PLM · PIM · Excel · APIs · supplier data
The part you do not have to build
Product data ingestion · identity · passport creation · resolver and data carriers · lifecycle workflows · interoperability
What your client sees and pays you for
Your brand, your interface, your commercial model — on your domain where you want it
Deployment models
Most partners start at the left and move right as their offering matures. You do not have to choose the end state on day one.
White-label platform
Your branding on the Quifactum interface. Fastest route to an offering you can sell, with no engineering on your side.
Integrated workflows
Passport creation folded into the processes and tooling your customers already use with you.
API / infrastructure
Quifactum as the layer underneath your own product. You build the experience; we keep the identity layer running.
Your brand. Your customers. Your commercial model.
Exact terms, branding scope and domain arrangements are agreed per partnership — nothing here is a standing contractual commitment.
- Partner branding on the interface
- Partner-owned customer relationship
- Your pricing and commercial proposition
- Optional partner domain
- Multi-brand deployment under one account
Built for multi-brand deployment
Running several customers on one platform is an operational problem before it is a technical one.
- Brand & customer segregation
- Role-based access
- Supplier workflows
- Analytics per customer
- Structured export & portability
- Model, batch and item identity
Interoperability & trust
Stated plainly, so you can judge what you would be reselling. Last reviewed September 2026.
| Capability | Available today | Configurable | Roadmap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Persistent identifiers | Yes | — | — |
| GS1 Digital Link, where applicable | Yes | — | — |
| Structured machine-readable export | Yes | — | — |
| API access and versioning | Yes | — | — |
| Access control per audience | — | Yes | — |
| Partner or customer domain | — | Yes | — |
| EU DPP registry connectivity | — | — | Planned |
The ESPR establishes the framework for Digital Product Passports; product-specific requirements and implementation dates are defined through delegated acts. We track that work rather than pre-announce compliance.
Add DPP capability without building the infrastructure from scratch.
Tell us what you already sell and who to. We will map where the passport layer fits and which deployment model makes sense.