Know every input.
Map suppliers from garment to fibre. Connect material lots, bills of materials, origin documents, and transaction certificates to the product they support.
Supplier onboarding / chain of custody
From the first fibre to the next life. We connect factory records, supplier evidence, and independent verification into a product passport your buyers can use.
For garment manufacturers, textile mills, buying houses, and the brands that depend on them.
A Digital Product Passport connects a product’s identity to information about its materials, production, and circularity. The hard work happens before the QR code: closing the gaps between your records, your suppliers, and your buyers.
Map suppliers from garment to fibre. Connect material lots, bills of materials, origin documents, and transaction certificates to the product they support.
Bring chemical inventories, laboratory tests, effluent-treatment records, waste movements, and footprint methods into an evidence trail a verifier can review.
Translate a factory-owned record into buyer formats and permissioned passport views. Preserve access rights, correction history, and the ability to change providers.
Select a production stage. Then switch the audience to see how the same record serves different needs.
Assemble the bill of materials at product level. Link the shell, trims, sewing lot, and order to the same product identity, with exceptions assigned to an owner.
Public product record
A useful product story, accessible from its data carrier.
One product identity. Different access rights. All records above are illustrative.
We build the operating discipline behind the passport. Missing certificates, inconsistent quantities, and expired tests enter an exception queue with an owner and a resolution trail.
Your team sees what blocks release. Reviewers see what changed. Buyers receive evidence that has passed the agreed checks.
A recycled-content claim needs its transaction evidence. Supplier onboarding owns the request; the claim stays unpublished until the gap is resolved.
A staged engagement with a concrete exit gate at every step. We work alongside merchandising, production, IT, and compliance until the process belongs to your team.
Map your buyers, factory systems, and current evidence. Establish the starting point with the people who run the operation.
Management accepts the baseline.
Walk representative SKUs back to fibre. Identify missing documents, chemical risks, and broken supplier links.
Every gap has an owner, budget, and date.
Onboard upstream suppliers, connect ERP records, instrument utilities and effluent, and agree the footprint method.
One live product chain closes end to end.
Take three to five SKUs through product identification, QR access, buyer review, and independent verification.
Verification passes; the buyer can use the record.
Roll out by product family. Train operators and internal auditors, maintain regulatory mappings, and run annual surveillance.
Evidence stays current as production changes.
Integrate with the systems you already operate and the traceability platforms your buyers use.
Local buffering keeps capture working through connectivity interruptions.
Open interfaces and evidence references keep the record portable.
Share the required information with the appropriate audience.
Bangladesh context, built in. Map letters of credit, customs references, and utilisation declarations to production evidence. National-system connections are scoped around available interfaces and permissions.
Interoperability by design. Scope GS1 identifiers and Digital Link, EPCIS events, and verifiable credentials around your buyer ecosystem. Platform integrations are agreed during discovery.
The EU’s ESPR establishes the DPP framework. The Commission currently plans adoption of the textile delegated act for Q4 2027; the product-specific requirements and application dates will follow that process.
We scope readiness against your products, destinations, and buyer contracts, connecting traceability, chemical evidence, and circularity data to the requirements that apply.
View the European Commission textile roadmap ↗Bring a bill of materials, a buyer requirement, and one representative product. We will map the gaps and define a practical route to your first pilot passports.