Toy Passports — from your LEGO-style product pages to a QR in minutes
Toy DPPs are compact — 42 fields. TracePass reads your brand pages, suggests age grading, materials and phthalate / SVHC claims where the pages support them, each with its source, and finds your Declaration-of-Conformity URL. The rest stays for you or your supplier; you review and publish.
Our promise
Compliance-ready in 2–4 weeks, without changing your existing systems.
Who this is for
Toy manufacturers, brand owners, importers, and distributors placing toys on the EU market.
How TracePass helps — Toys
Concrete things TracePass does for this category — not a list of what the regulation requires.
AI suggests age grade, primary materials and safety warnings from your product pages, each with its source, for you to approve.
EN 71-3 heavy-metal data as structured test result (standard version + elements tested + test-lab identity) — not free text.
Your Declaration of Conformity is found and attached with its source, without a manual search.
Null-with-evidence for 'no SVHC detected' and 'phthalate-compliant' claims — keeps the passport honest while declaring the check was made.
Compact template (42 fields): the AI suggests the values your product pages and test reports support, each with its source, and you approve every passport before it publishes.
Schema mapped to the Toy Safety Directive (Directive 2009/48/EC) essential safety requirements — chemical, physical, mechanical, electrical, hygiene + radioactivity all surface as structured fields on the passport.
What's in the Toys template
42 fields — The fields aren't abstract — here are the groups you'll actually work with:
- Age grading + safety warnings (per-market language)
- Materials (primary + secondary)
- EN 71-3 heavy-metal migration
- Phthalate + SVHC compliance
- CE marking + notified body
- Declaration of Conformity URL
- Disposal + recyclability
Questions buyers in this category ask
The Toys DPP isn't mandatory yet. Why start now?
Two reasons. (1) Early brand signal to retailers that you're compliance-ready. (2) When the revised Toy Safety Regulation kicks in, you're not scrambling to back-fill 42 fields across a 500-SKU catalog.
Small studio, not ready for €350/mo. Options?
Basic plan at €49/mo covers 25 passports — enough to pilot, with roughly 9 AI extractions a month included. The free tier includes one extraction too, so you can test the pipeline on a real test report before paying anything. Upgrade when the catalog, the deadline, or the extraction volume grows.
Can the AI actually read our EN 71 test reports and phthalate results?
Yes. You upload the existing EN 71 test reports and SDS-style chemical data, and the AI extracts the regulated values — heavy-metal migration, phthalate and SVHC results, age grading — into the matching DPP fields, each with a confidence score and a link back to the source page. Nothing publishes until you review and approve it, so a flagged or low-confidence field never slips through. AI extraction is included on every plan — the free tier covers one run, and higher tiers raise the monthly AI budget.
We import toys rather than make them. Can we publish a passport from the supplier's DoC?
Yes — importers and distributors are exactly who this serves. You upload what the manufacturer already gives you (the EN 71 test reports, the Declaration of Conformity, the CE documentation) and the AI maps it into the 42 DPP fields, including the DoC URL and age grading with the safety warnings per market language. The source attribution on each field keeps a clear audit trail back to the supplier document, which matters when you carry the EU responsibility for what you place on the market.
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Reviewed by Malin Ivanov, Managing Director — on