DPP Designer

Question 10 of 21 · Data

Where does the data for the DPP come from?

Indicate all the sources the product information comes from today: internal systems and suppliers.

Possible answers

Suppliers — Excel files or email

Suppliers send data in spreadsheets or by email.
E.g. an Excel file with each item's composition.

Suppliers — PDF documents

Data arrives in PDF documents that must be read and transcribed.
E.g. data sheets, certificates, declarations of conformity.

Suppliers — API or portal

Suppliers send data automatically or enter it in a portal.

ERP

Company management system: master data, purchasing, orders.

MES (manufacturing)

System running production on the shop floor: batches, machines, times.

PLM (product development)

Product lifecycle management: bills of materials, specifications, designs.

Manual entry

Someone enters data by hand, in a system or a file.
E.g. an operator filling in product sheets.

Legal references

  • Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR): information requirements also cover tracking substances of concern throughout the life cycle, which requires supplier data.
  • CIRPASS-2: use cases and data exchange models between business systems (ERP, PLM, MES) and suppliers.

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