Product data investigation desk
Every product has a file. Most are incomplete.
EU Digital Product Passport requirements are moving from policy into implementation. Prodora helps brands selling into the EU turn scattered supplier files into structured, DPP-ready product data with traceability, documentation, and evidence records.
SMEs will not struggle with QR codes. They will struggle with structured product data, traceability, and documentation.
Turn scattered supplier files into structured, DPP-ready product data. Collect once, structure once, reuse for suppliers, retailers, and future DPP registry needs.
For apparel, textiles, furniture, mattresses, home goods, importers, and distributors.
Operated by Thicle Sàrl-S in Luxembourg. DPP readiness only — not legal advice. Product-specific obligations depend on future delegated acts.
Built around emerging CEN-CENELEC DPP interoperability principles.
Product file
Linen Lounge Chair
SKU: LLC-2047-EU
Furniture / home goods
Readiness
42%
Review outcome
Not ready for QR-ready passport publication
QR preview sticker
Preview only. DPP readiness only.
File tabs
Field review
5 gaps foundEvidence tray
Supplier request note
Prodora is operated by Thicle Sàrl-S.
DPP readiness only — not legal advice.
Why act now
The regulation is moving toward structured product data.
DPP readiness is not something most brands can switch on at the last minute. Product records depend on supplier declarations, material details, traceability, documentation, conformity evidence, and structured fields that are often scattered across folders, spreadsheets, ecommerce systems, and email threads.
Start with one product file. Find the gaps before they become a deadline problem.
Check one productReason 01
The QR code is the easy part
A passport-style page can be created quickly. A complete product file behind it takes longer.
Reason 02
Supplier answers are slow
Material origin, declarations, certificates, packaging weight, repair details, and end-of-life information often need to be requested from suppliers.
Reason 03
Weak claims become visible
Once product information is shared through a passport-style record, unsupported sustainability, material, repair, or recycling claims become harder to ignore.
Reason 04
Deadlines create bad data
If you wait until a retailer, partner, customer, or product-specific rule asks for DPP data, the work becomes rushed supplier chasing instead of controlled preparation.
Sample review
Your sample review deliverable
One product URL becomes a practical review pack showing what is missing, what evidence is weak, and what supplier data needs to be structured before DPP pressure lands.
01 / Gap summary
See the missing and incomplete fields blocking a useful product file.
02 / Missing fields
Identify gaps around origin, materials, packaging, care, repair, and end-of-life data.
03 / Evidence Pack
Organise supplier declarations, material composition, certifications, version history, and an exportable audit record.
04 / Supplier request list
Turn missing data into a practical list of supplier questions.
05 / Passport preview structure
See how the product record could be structured for a QR-ready preview. Preview only. Not a compliance guarantee.
Product files
Why structured product data is hard
Supplier files, ecommerce fields, certifications, traceability notes, and product claims rarely line up by SKU before a passport workflow begins.
Scattered today
Reviewable with Prodora
Field mapped
Evidence linked
Evidence Pack assembled
Supplier request ready
Access level assigned
Export structure prepared
Timing risk
Waiting turns data gaps into deadline problems.
Supplier chasing starts too late.
Unsupported product claims become harder to defend.
Passport previews expose missing data instead of readiness.
Prodora helps you see the gaps while there is still time to fix them.
Check one productProduct roadmap
From one review to reusable product-data infrastructure.
Prodora is being built so product-file work can be reused beyond a single passport preview: across suppliers, retailers, internal reviews, access-controlled evidence, compliance preparation, and future DPP registry needs.
Roadmap 01
Evidence Pack
Keep supplier declarations, material composition, certifications, version history, and exportable audit records tied to each SKU.
Roadmap 02
Security and access controls
Separate public consumer fields, restricted B2B fields, authority-only fields, and internal-only evidence before data sharing expands.
Roadmap 03
API/export layer
Move structured product-file data into retailer, supplier, compliance, and registry workflows when needed.
Roadmap 04
Version history
Track how product fields, evidence, and review status change over time.
Roadmap 05
Archiving
Keep older product files and evidence records accessible without cluttering active work.
Roadmap 06
Data persistence
Maintain a durable product-data workspace instead of rebuilding passport inputs for each request.
Built for supplier-heavy product teams
Product categories where supplier data, evidence, and SKU records rarely live in one place.
Lane 01
Apparel & textiles
materials, fibre origin, care, supplier declarations
Lane 02
Furniture & home goods
composition, packaging, repair, end-of-life
Lane 03
Mattresses
component layers, certifications, warranty, recycling
Lane 04
Importers & distributors
supplier evidence across many SKUs
Lane 05
Shopify/WooCommerce brands
catalog data missing passport context
Lane 06
Ecommerce agencies & consultants
client product files before DPP setup
Open the file
Open one product file.
Submit one product URL and see how Prodora can expose missing fields, unsupported claims, and supplier evidence gaps.
FAQ
Practical questions, clear boundaries.
The EU has adopted the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, which establishes the framework for Digital Product Passports. Product-specific requirements and timelines will be set through delegated acts. Prodora helps with readiness by identifying missing product data and supplier evidence early. It does not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance.
Because the slow work is collecting and checking product data, not creating a QR page. Supplier declarations, material details, evidence files, packaging data, and claim support can take time to gather. A sample review helps show where the gaps are before the pressure arrives.
Not at this stage. Prodora is focused on DPP readiness and product-data preparation for future Digital Product Passport workflows.
No. Prodora helps organise product and supplier data. Customers remain responsible for the accuracy, completeness, and legal suitability of their product information.
A product data gap summary, missing field list, evidence status review, supplier request recommendations, and QR-ready passport preview structure.
It means the product record can be prepared as a passport page that a QR code may link to from a label, package, or product detail page.
The initial focus is apparel, textiles, furniture, mattresses, and home-goods products with supplier-heavy data needs.