DPP generator

• For every new productthat should ship with DPP obligation (or DPP preparation).
• When product data changes — e.g. a new supplier, new material composition. You create a new DPP that replaces the old one.
• When you want to review an old DPP — the generator shows fields that have become obsolete since the last creation.

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   Open the generator

   In the dashboard under 'DPP → DPP generator'. You see a list of every product with status: no DPP, draft, published.

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   Pick a product

   Pick the product you want to document. Reguly automatically loads all existing master data.

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   Step 1: identification

   Here you check product name, GTIN, manufacturer and model. Reguly pre-fills fields from master data.

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   Step 2: material & components

   You list the main materials of the product (e.g. cotton 80%, polyester 20%). When you have captured components separately (e.g. fabric, buttons, zipper), they show up here — every component carries a material profile.

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   Step 3: processing & origin

   Where was the product produced? Which suppliers were involved? Reguly uses the suppliers from the data hub, you only pick them.

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   Step 4: repairability & lifetime

   Expected lifetime, repairability (scale 0–10), spare-parts availability, service contact. Important fields, because per ESPR they will be displayed prominently in future.

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   Step 5: recycling & disposal

   Notes on correct disposal, separability of materials, recycling streams the product participates in.

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   Step 6: compliance & certificates

   Reguly pulls certificates from the compliance vault (e.g. OEKO-TEX, GOTS, EuCertPlast). You pick which ones should be shown in the DPP.

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   Step 7: preview & publish

   You see the DPP exactly as a consumer would on scan. Via 'Publish' the passport goes live — and the QR code is generated.

Which fields are mandatory depends on the product category. Reguly marks required fields with a red star. An overview for the most important categories:

When you have many products of the same category, create a template: Reguly stores your selection of mandatory and optional fields. For the next product you reuse the template and only fill in product-specific values.