Services
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Readiness check
Free
An online self-check against what the new rules will require.
- What you do
- Answer 8 questions about your catalogue.
- What you get
- Your readiness level, your specific gaps, and the recommended next step, on screen.
- How long
- About 2 minutes.
Readiness review
Free during the pilot
A person reads your actual declarations and writes back.
- What you do
- Send us your DoPs, and your EPDs if you have them.
- What you get
- A written review: which properties already match the data dictionary, which have no entry yet, and what it takes to be DoPC-ready.
- How long
- Five working days. Free during the pilot phase.
Standards Watch
Free
An alert when a standard affecting your products moves.
- What you do
- Pick the product families you make.
- What you get
- One email per real change: a publication, a date moving, a status changing.
- How long
- Ongoing. One-click unsubscribe.
Services
A path from scattered documents to live passports. Contact us for scope and cost.
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Structure the data
- Problem
- Your properties are named differently in every document, so no system can read them as the same thing.
- What we do
- We build the product data template for the family and reference every property to the data dictionary.
- What you get
- A structured definition of what your family must declare, that a machine can act on.
- Product Data Template development
- The structured definition of what your product family must declare, built from the harmonised standard and referenced to a compliant data dictionary.
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- Data dictionary referencing
- Every declared property linked to a standardised definition, so the same data reads correctly in a BIM tool, a customer's system and your Digital Product Passport.
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- Catalogue structuring
- Existing declarations, datasheets and spreadsheets turned into structured, machine readable product data at catalogue scale.
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02
Declarations
- Problem
- Declarations are assembled by hand, so every correction means reissuing files one at a time.
- What we do
- We generate the declaration from the referenced data, versioned against the standard.
- What you get
- Declarations you regenerate instead of rewrite.
- Digital DoPC generation
- Machine readable Declarations of Performance and Conformity, versioned against prEN 18357 and regenerated when it publishes.
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03
Digital Product Passports
- Problem
- A passport is coming and the data behind it does not exist in a form anything can consume.
- What we do
- We issue identifiers, a data carrier and the passport itself from the same dataset.
- What you get
- A resolvable passport per product, ready for the registry when construction products open.
- DPP creation
- Passports built to the published harmonised standards: EN 18216, EN 18219, EN 18220, EN 18221, EN 18222 and EN 18223. We produce the passport data, structure and compliant format.
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- Unique identifiers
- Product, operator and facility identifiers per EN 18219, at model, batch or item granularity.
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- Data carriers
- QR codes per EN 18220 as the default. NFC or RFID where the product and process justify them, and GS1 Digital Link where GS1 identifiers are already in use. QR is the default; the rest are chosen case by case.
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- EU DPP Registry readiness
- The Commission's registry has been live since July 2026, but it does not accept construction products yet. Your passports carry the identifiers and structure registration will need, and each one records its status as not applicable yet.
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- Hosting
- Where your passports are hosted is your decision: in your own systems, with a platform provider, or managed by us. We advise on the options and deliver into whichever you choose.
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- API access
- Connect your systems to your passports: read passports and their data programmatically, in the formats defined by the European DPP standards. Public API documentation
04
Environmental data
- Problem
- Environmental data sits in a separate silo from the declared performance.
- What we do
- We bring EPD indicators into the same referenced structure as the characteristics.
- What you get
- One dataset that answers both the performance question and the environmental one.
- EPD coordination
- Where you have no EPDs, we coordinate their production with established EPD specialists and integrate the results into the same structure as your performance data.
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05
BIM and downstream use
- Problem
- Your customers rebuild your product data by hand in their models.
- What we do
- We deliver a property set carrying the same references, linked back to the passport.
- What you get
- Product data that arrives in the model correct, and stays current.
- BIM ready product data
- The same structured data delivered as property sets your prescribers can use, linked to IFC and bSDD where equivalents exist.
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- BIM objects
- Objects compliant with EN ISO 22014, library objects for architecture, engineering and construction, carrying the same referenced data.
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Managed Product Data
- Problem
- Standards move, and a dataset that was right last year quietly stops being right.
- What we do
- We watch the standards your families depend on and regenerate what changes.
- What you get
- Product data that stays correct without you tracking committee work.
- Managed Product Data
- When a harmonised standard publishes or is revised, your declarations are regenerated against the new version, your data dictionary references are rechecked, new products are added to your structured set, and you are told which changes affect your catalogue.
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Available to clients whose catalogue has already been converted. It continues a conversion engagement rather than standing alone, and it is a different thing from the free Standards Watch: Standards Watch tells you a standard changed, Managed Product Data does the work that follows.