Digital Product Passports
Structure product data, materials, evidence, and lifecycle information in one connected passport.
Explore Battery Passport Demo
Battery passport
AG-BAT-2048-00921
Lithium-ion (NMC)
In Service
Illustrative example. Not a live passport, and not a compliance determination.
Why digital product passports
Connect product information, keep a record ready for evolving requirements, and maintain visibility across the product lifecycle.
Regulatory profiles
A profile selects fields for emerging DPP and battery-passport requirements. It is not a compliance determination.
Supply-chain interoperability
Connect product information across manufacturers, suppliers, service providers and recyclers.
Lifecycle visibility
Keep product identity, evidence and lifecycle information connected from production to reuse and recycling.
Battery passport
The homepage keeps a short record. The demo opens the same battery in nine sections, from identity through access-controlled fields.
Explore Battery Passport Demo01
Battery Identity
Manufacturer, plant, and product.
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Technical Data
Chemistry and capacity.
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Materials
NMC cathode, graphite anode.
04
Carbon & Sustainability
74 kg CO₂e / kWh and 18% recycled content.
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Evidence
A claim, a document, and an issuer.
06
Certifications
IEC, CE, UN 38.3.
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Lifecycle
Current state is In Service.
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Verification
A check of the record, not proof of the physical item.
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Access-Controlled Information
Commercial fields stay hidden in this sample.
How it is held
Source systems
Records stay in the systems that already hold them.
One passport
Identity, materials, evidence, and lifecycle sit in one record.
Role by role
Each organization sees only the fields it is allowed to see.
AssetGrid is under development. The battery demo is a sample of the record, not a live connector.