Every product,
passport-ready.
zevoyt turns scattered supply-chain data into compliant, verifiable digital product passports — so manufacturers, exporters and brands are EU-ready in weeks, not years.
Standards-native from day one. Designed around the EN 18219 / 18220 standards, GS1 Digital Link and W3C Verifiable Credentials — so your passports stay portable as the rules evolve.
Compliance is coming. Most supply chains aren’t ready.
EU law is making product passports mandatory — but the data lives in spreadsheets, email threads and tier-2/3 suppliers who have never gone digital.
*KPMG 2026 European DPP readiness survey. Dates are indicative; see the EU timeline.
A passport that travels with the product — for its whole life.
A DPP is a structured, machine-readable record of what a product is made of, where and how it was made, its environmental footprint, how to repair or recycle it, and its compliance status. Buyers, customs officers, repairers, recyclers and consumers all read it by scanning the product.
A unique product identifier
A code that identifies the model, batch or individual item — for example a GS1 GTIN plus serial number.
A data carrier on the product
Usually a QR code or Data Matrix, sometimes an NFC or RFID tag, that any phone or scanner can read.
The passport data record
Hosted online and shown in the right view for each audience — full detail for regulators and recyclers, a simple story for shoppers.
From scattered data to a compliant passport
Four steps. Your suppliers upload once — zevoyt handles the standards, the checks and the hosting.
Capture
Suppliers add certificates, fibre composition and test reports from their phone — by photo, upload or WhatsApp-grade chat, in their own language.
Verify
zevoyt structures the data into your sector’s EU schema, flags gaps and expiring certificates, and secures it as tamper-evident records.
Generate
Each product gets a unique ID and a QR or Data Matrix label, generated to EN 18219 / 18220 and GS1 Digital Link.
Share
Buyers, regulators and consumers scan to see the right view — hosted in the EU for the full life of the product.
The hard part isn’t the QR code. It’s the data.
A passport is only as good as the data from your deepest suppliers. We built zevoyt to solve exactly that.
Built where your suppliers are
We’re based in Gujarat, inside the supply chains Europe is trying to see into. We know the mills, dye houses and spinners — and how they work.
Supplier capture that actually works
No software to install, no training. Suppliers answer a simple mobile flow in Gujarati, Hindi or English — and zevoyt does the structuring.
Standards-native, no lock-in
Issue once, export to any required format. Built around EN 1821x, GS1 Digital Link, W3C Verifiable Credentials and EPCIS 2.0.
Priced for SMEs, not just enterprises
A free tier and self-serve plans with no sales call required. Enterprise-grade compliance without enterprise-grade invoices.
Done-for-you if you need it
Short on time or tech? Our managed service builds and maintains your passports for you, end to end.
EU-hosted for the product’s life
Passport data hosted in the EU, GDPR-aligned and kept available for the product’s full lifecycle — as the regulation expects.
One platform, two jobs to be done
For exporters & manufacturers
Keep selling into the EU. Turn compliance from a blocker into a checkbox.
- EU-ready passports for textiles, batteries and more
- Effortless tier-2/3 supplier data capture
- Technical-file evidence organised in one place
- Managed “done-for-you” option for lean teams
For brands & retailers
Prove your product story — and turn every scan into a customer relationship.
- Transparency and green-claims evidence
- Visibility deep into your supply chain
- Resale, warranty and ownership transfer
- Scan-to-CRM engagement and new revenue
Built for the deadlines that matter first
We start where the EU starts — and where India exports the most.
Textiles & apparel
Fibre composition, chemical compliance and traceability — ready for the EU textile delegated act.
Batteries
EV, LMT and industrial battery passports under the EU Battery Regulation, plus India’s own framework.
Leather, chemicals & more
Expanding as ESPR delegated acts roll out to steel, aluminium, tyres, furniture and beyond.
How much time do you really have?
Getting DPP-ready typically takes 18–36 months. Pick your product to see your EU deadline counting down — and whether you’re already inside the danger zone.
Dates are indicative, based on published EU guidance, and delegated acts can shift. This is not legal advice.
Frequently asked
Is a digital product passport mandatory for my products?
For batteries (EV, light means of transport and industrial batteries over 2 kWh) it is mandatory in the EU from 18 February 2027. For textiles, steel, aluminium, tyres, furniture and more, it is being introduced product group by product group through ESPR delegated acts, mostly from 2027–2028 onward. Use the deadline checker or see the full timeline.
I’m based in India. Does EU law really apply to me?
Yes, if your products are sold in the EU. The EU importer or authorised representative may hold the formal legal obligation, but the practical work — the passport data, technical file and evidence — falls on the manufacturer. That is exactly the work zevoyt takes off your plate.
Do my suppliers need to install software or learn a new system?
No. Suppliers receive a simple link and complete a mobile-first flow in their language — uploading photos of certificates and test reports or answering a few questions. zevoyt structures and checks the data for you.
Is a DPP a certificate I have to buy?
No. A DPP is a self-declared compliance record, backed by your technical file and, where the product group requires it, a conformity assessment. Related documents include the EU Declaration of Conformity, CE marking and product-specific proofs. zevoyt helps you collect, structure and prove that data.
What if the EU rules change?
They will — delegated acts and technical standards are still being finalised. zevoyt is built schema-flexible and standards-native, so when a sector’s requirements change, we update the templates and your passports follow. You don’t rebuild anything.
Get your first passport live in weeks, not years.
Drop your work email and we’ll map your fastest path to EU compliance — it takes 30 seconds.