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Bags · drinkware · apparel · hard goods DPP · traceability · LCA ISO 14067 · verified by SGS

Every item in your catalogue, passported. Bags, drinkware, apparel, hard goods.

Weeksfrom data handover to first published passports
Tier 1–3chain of custody, checked against each tier's own transaction data
1 per SKUVirtual ID on GS1 Digital Link, human page plus JSON endpoint
90%+supplier data completion, committed in the contract
Any BOMPDF, spreadsheet, spec sheet or PIM / ERP feed, as-is
2 million+SKUs processed, autoscaled with no surge pricing
The pressure

What buyers and regulators now ask of every promotional item

Four demands, each landing per SKU, not per company.

Digital Product Passports
  • ESPR puts textiles and bags in the first wave
  • A passport per item, resolvable from a QR, with a versioned history
Origin and forced-labour due diligence
  • UFLPA for anything with cotton or polysilicon, CSDDD across the chain
  • Custody evidence down to the mill, not a supplier declaration
Customer Scope 3 requests
  • Corporate buyers count your products in their Scope 3
  • A defensible footprint per SKU on the quote wins the order
Substantiated green claims
  • "Recycled content" and "lower carbon" now need evidence
  • Every passport claim links to its certificate or calculation
How a bag becomes a passport

From supplier BOM to published passport

The same pipeline that footprinted 30 hard-goods SKUs for a discount retailer and 20,000 SKUs for a grocer.

1Collect
  • Producers send BOMs, spec sheets, mill certificates, transaction records
  • No portal typing
  • Local-language onboarding, APAC-hours support
2Extract and validate
  • AI extraction into component-level data
  • Certificates checked against GOTS, GRS/RCS, OEKO-TEX registries
  • Sanctions and UFLPA screening, anomalies to human review
3Footprint
  • Cradle-to-supplier-gate LCA per component and SKU
  • SGS-verified ISO 14067 methodology, extendable to your gate
  • Model virgin vs recycled before you commit
4Trace
  • Tier 1 to 3 chain of custody
  • Each tier verified against its own transaction data
  • Written to an append-only hash-chained ledger
5Publish
  • A Virtual ID per SKU: passport page plus JSON endpoint
  • New colourways inherit category templates in minutes
  • Upstream changes propagate automatically
Scenario modelling

Know the delta before you switch materials

Standard vs recycled-content variants, side by side
  • Same SKU with a recycled body, FSC wrap or lighter hardware
  • Verified delta per unit and per order volume
  • Publishable, because it comes off the certified methodology
Where the carbon actually sits in a bag
  • Per-component breakdown: fabric, lining, hardware, print
  • Change the component that matters, not the easiest one to swap
ISO 14067 certified badge
ISO 14067 methodology, verified by SGS
  • Verification sits at the methodology level, every result pre-verified
  • No per-SKU verification cost or delay as the catalogue changes
  • Publish the passport the day it is generated
SGS
Proof

The closest analogues, delivered

30 hard-goods, textile and electronics SKUs, 738 components, 14 categoriesCarbon, circularity and passports from raw supplier BOM PDFs, in weeks. The pilot most like a merchandise catalogue.
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A live Digital Product Passport for a hard-goods SKUA 2.0 soundbar taken apart: teardown, part-by-part carbon, supplier journey, end-of-life. What your passports look like.
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20,000 SKUs, two markets, one data feedCatalogue-scale proof that the pipeline handles volume, seasonality and churn without headcount.
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Procurement-ready

The security and exit answers, up front

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See a bag from your range as a passport, in your first call.

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