Electronics Passports — generated from your EPREL entry + spec sheets
Your products already have EPREL entries, CE test reports, and spec sheets. TracePass reads them and suggests each value they support across ESPR + EPREL + WEEE + RoHS, with its source and a confidence score, and finds your DoC and support pages. Fields with no source stay for you or your supplier, and nothing publishes until you approve.
Our promise
Compliance-ready in 2–4 weeks, without changing your existing systems.
Who this is for
Consumer electronics, ICT hardware, display, imaging, and networking-equipment brands plus their EU importers.
How TracePass helps — Electronics
Concrete things TracePass does for this category — not a list of what the regulation requires.
Your EPREL registration number and label link appear in the passport, sourced, with no copy-paste.
Support / spare-parts / repair pages discovered automatically and saved as evidence-backed URLs.
Structured SVHC list editor (array of substances with CAS + concentration + use) instead of free text.
Declaration-of-conformity, repair and recycling links are found and attached with their source, ready for you to approve.
Multi-variant support: define a product line once, auto-generate 20 SKU passports with variant-specific differences (storage, colour, region).
Firmware-update policy as a first-class field — declare your guaranteed security-update window and have it surface on the public passport.
Confidence + source + audit per field so your compliance team can sign off efficiently.
What's in the Electronics template
160 fields — The fields aren't abstract — here are the groups you'll actually work with:
Questions buyers in this category ask
Does TracePass duplicate our EPREL entry?
No — it reuses it. Your EPREL registration number + URL + label image become passport fields. One source of truth.
Our product has 20 variants (colour / storage / region). Do we need 20 passports?
One per SKU placed on market. You define the product line once with shared fields; we auto-generate per SKU passports where only the variant-specific fields differ.
What about products that don't need CE marking, like certain cables?
Save the CE-marking field as false with evidence, and we declare the exemption on the public passport. We're explicitly taught to handle not-applicable cases rather than leaving fields blank.
Have a passport already? See which required fields are present and what each one cites.
Check a passportReady to generate electronics passports?
We're onboarding design partners now. The manufacturers who land first are the ones who move before the deadline pressure — that's our speed advantage and yours.
Reviewed by Malin Ivanov, Managing Director — on