Why the DPP matters now
The Digital Product Passport will become a regulatory requirement for products placed on the EU market, starting with batteries in February 2027 and expanding to a broader set of industries through 2030.
In our experience, DPP implementation typically takes at least 12 months. It is multidisciplinary, touches multiple levels of the supply chain, and requires data to be received, processed, and aligned across partners. The work to prepare needs to start well before the deadline is close.
What we'll cover
- Battery Passport to DPP: what the broader scope means for you
- Who it targets: economic operators, OEMs, and market entities
- Industry timeline: batteries from 2027, more sectors through 2030
- What to have in place during the EU compliance window
- Live demo: DPP product and data models in Siemens
- Next steps: solution and data strategy, supplier onboarding, and system integration
- Live Q&A with our speakers
Who should attend
This session is built for economic operators, OEMs, and market entities placing products on the EU market, along with the compliance, supply chain, quality, engineering, and IT leaders responsible for aligning product data across partners.
Hosted by IndX and Siemens
IndX partners with organizations to define and execute digital transformation strategies that deliver measurable business outcomes. As a certified Siemens Digital Industries Software reseller, solution provider, and system integrator, IndX delivers end-to-end solutions across product engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain. In this session, our experts walk through the DPP product and data models in Siemens and show what readiness looks like in practice.
