Build Transparent, Compliant, and Traceable Supply Chains

The passport may include:

• product attributes
• manufacturing information
• sustainability claims
• compliance documentation
• lifecycle data

Passports are stored as verifiable digital credentials, ensuring the information cannot be altered without detection.

• manufacturing milestones
• custody transfers
• shipment events
• compliance checkpoints

These events form a digital traceability record that provides visibility across the product lifecycle.

Scanning the code allows authorised stakeholders to view:

• product identity information
• linked traceability events
• verification status of credentials

This makes it easy for customers, auditors, and regulators to access product information.

• authenticity of product data
• tamper-evident records
• verifiable trust between supply chain participants

Credentials may include:

• Digital Product Passport (DPP)
• Digital Traceability Event (DTE)
• Digital Conformity Credential (DCC)

The system can integrate with existing production workflows and enterprise systems while providing a structured compliance layer for digital product passports.

Industries that can benefit include:

• Textiles and garments
• Electronics and appliances
• Industrial products
• Sustainable materials

• Digital Product Passports
• Verifiable Credentials
• Decentralised identity using DID
• Resolver-based credential discovery

This architecture enables organisations to participate in transparent and interoperable digital supply chains.

Organisations can start with:

• product passports
• basic traceability information

and later expand to:

• supplier credentials
• certification credentials
• sustainability claims

without redesigning the system.

• prepare for upcoming global regulations
• improve supply chain transparency
• strengthen customer trust
• simplify compliance reporting
• enable verifiable sustainability claims