Product list
The products you actually sell, with a stable SKU or reference.
Resources
Practical checklists for the product work behind a DPP.
Use the guides for context, then use the checklists below to inventory a product and ask suppliers for the information you are actually missing.
The useful starting point is usually a product list, material information, supplier contacts and the documents you already receive — not a long compliance checklist.
Beginner guide
What is a DPP?
Start here if the term itself is new.
Open →Textile guide
I sell textiles
See what clothing and textile businesses can prepare today.
Open →DPP checker
What may apply?
Tell us what you sell and where, then get a practical starting point.
Open →Buyer guide
Choosing DPP software
Compare spreadsheets, QR tools, specialist DPP software and larger enterprise platforms.
Open →Working demo
See a working Passport
Open the Madeivo demo and see the public page, QR route and example product data.
Open →FAQ
Common questions
Short answers on products, suppliers, QR links and pricing.
Open →A useful first pass
Six things worth bringing together.
You can improve the product record before every future requirement is final.
Variants
Sizes, colours or other variations where they matter.
Materials
What each product or important component is made from.
Supplier contacts
Who can answer a product or material question when information is missing.
Supporting documents
Declarations, specifications, certificates or other useful source files.
Identifiers
Barcodes, GTINs or other identifiers you already use.
Product inventory checklist
Before you add the product
- ✓Product name, SKU/reference and variants
- ✓GTIN/barcode or other identifiers already in use
- ✓Materials, components and composition you can support
- ✓Manufacturer and supplier names
- ✓Care, repair and end-of-life information you already provide
- ✓Specifications, declarations and certificates held internally
Supplier request checklist
When your own records have gaps
Ask for the missing fact and the source behind it, rather than sending a generic “DPP data” request.
- ✓Exact material or fibre composition for the relevant product part
- ✓Manufacturer / production information you do not hold
- ✓Specification or declaration supporting the supplied values
- ✓Which product, variant, batch or component the document covers
- ✓Date/version of the source so later changes can be tracked
Ask suppliers for facts
Ask for the information you cannot verify yourself.
For textiles that might mean exact fibre composition, separate lining or component composition, manufacturing information and the specification or declaration that supports it.
Avoid shortcuts
Do not fill gaps just to make a screen look complete.
Unknown information should stay unknown until you have a reliable source. A published Passport is only as useful as the product information behind it.
Need help with a particular product?
Tell us what you sell and where you sell it.