Free compliance guides

Digital Product Passport field-by-field guides

Free, downloadable PDF guides that map every mandatory data field of a product category's EU Digital Product Passport — with the regulation reference and source-data hint for each field.

Each guide breaks a single product category's Digital Product Passport down to the field level: what data is mandatory, which article of the regulation requires it, and where in your existing systems that data usually lives.

They're the same field maps TracePass uses to generate a passport — published as free PDFs so you can scope the work before committing to any tool.

Across the four categories, TracePass maps 387 mandatory Digital Product Passport fields — every one tied to the article that requires it.

Guides by product category

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Frequently asked questions

Are the guides free to download?
Yes. Every guide is a free PDF — no payment required. We ask for an email so we can send the file and let you know when the underlying regulation changes.
Where does the field data in the guides come from?
Each field is taken directly from the EU regulation for that product category (e.g. the EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542 for batteries) and cross-checked against the active TracePass passport template for that category.
Which product categories are covered?
Batteries, textiles, electronics and packaging today, with more added as their delegated acts and field requirements are finalised under the EU's ESPR framework.
Do I need a Digital Product Passport for my product?
If you place a product in one of the regulated categories on the EU market, almost certainly yes — the DPP is being phased in category by category. The battery passport is first, mandatory from February 2027; textiles, electronics and others follow under ESPR through 2027–2030. Each guide states the deadline for its category.
How many fields does my category's passport need?
It varies by category: the EU battery passport has 94 mandatory fields, textiles 61, electronics 166, and packaging 66. Each guide lists every field and the regulation article that requires it.

Maintained by the TracePass team · Last reviewed 19 June 2026