Regulatory Intelligence
From regulation to reliable implementation.
DPPdesk connects EU law, harmonised standards, ISO/IEC references and technical controls in a versioned Regulatory Pack – clearly explained and traceable to the source.
EU legal frameworkESPR & sector lawClassify horizontal rules and product-specific requirements together.
Normative stackEN & ISO/IECRepresent DPP standards, identification, data carriers and interoperability technically.
GovernanceVersioned baselineManage source, interpretation, scope and implementation as one connected history.
Regulation under control
We monitor the sources. The system turns them into work.
New legal acts, delegated and implementing acts, standards revisions and guidance are captured, reviewed and moved into the productive regulatory baseline in a controlled process.
Documents become applicable requirements.
Every step remains connected to its source, version, product context and decision.
Requirement catalogue
Clearly worded, granular requirements instead of unstructured documents.
TraceableSource graph
Articles, annexes, standard clauses and interpretation remain directly connected.
TraceableChange set
Changes are versioned, reviewed and shown with their impact on products.
TraceableThe complete package
Do not just collect regulation. Make it manageable.
From the first source to the released product passport, DPPdesk connects technical interpretation, operational management and implementation.
Regulatory monitoring
Relevant EU sources, standards and interpretation guidance are monitored structurally.
Applicability logic
Product category, role, date and status decide which requirement actually applies.
Requirement model
Complex texts become understandable, testable and technically useful requirements.
Source references
Every assessment links back to a legal act, article, annex, standard or documented interpretation.
Versioned baselines
New revisions do not erase history; they create a traceable new baseline.
Controls & evidence
Requirements connect to implementation, ownership, status and evidence.
Law, standards and technology
EU law, standards and technology. Connected end to end.
The concrete stack is assembled by product and date. These references show the current baseline considered – not a blanket certification.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1781
ESPRFramework for digital product passports, open interoperable data, identifiers, data carriers, access rights and long-term availability.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542
BatteriesProduct-specific rules for the battery passport, data levels, QR codes, unique identifiers, access rights, integrity and lifecycle.
EN 18216–18223:2026
DPP standards familyTechnical references for exchange protocols, unique identifiers, data carriers, persistence, APIs, lifecycle, search and system interoperability.
ISO/IEC 15459
IdentificationStandards family for unique identification and automatic data capture; explicitly referenced for QR codes and identifiers in the Batteries Regulation.
This page describes the technical and professional handling of regulatory information. It does not replace individual legal advice and is not a blanket certification or conformity commitment.
Change management
When the rule changes, the history remains.
A new legal baseline is never silently overwritten. It passes through assessment, versioning, approval and controlled activation.
Detect source
A new or changed publication is assigned to the appropriate regulatory set.
Assess impact
Affected products, roles, fields and existing evidence become visible.
Version baseline
The change and technical decision receive a clear new version.
Apply with control
Approved changes become effective at the defined time.
Evidence gaps
Open tasks, fulfilled requirements and supporting evidence remain traceable.
Regulatory readiness
Which regulatory stack applies to your product?
We classify product category, role, available data and the relevant legal baseline – then show how to turn it into an actionable DPP roadmap.