ASUENE Launches DPP Feature for EU Product Compliance
Japanese manufacturers exporting to the EU now face DPP requirements regardless of where they produce, and ASUENE is packaging the full compliance workflow into one platform.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
ASUENE added ASUENE DPP, a feature of its AI sustainability platform that supports Digital Product Passport compliance in the EU. The tool unifies product and raw material information management, supplier data collection, LCA/CFP calculation, and DPP generation and publication, with AI validation for missing inputs and abnormal values. It targets batteries, steel, aluminum, textiles, furniture, and construction products. The EU's ESPR took effect in 2024, and battery passports become mandatory from February 18, 2027.
ASUENE DPP grew out of the company's consulting work with manufacturers already moving on DPP compliance. The feature structures complex product configurations, standardizes data management to reduce variation between staff, and runs AI checks for missing inputs, format errors, and abnormal values before data is used in LCA/CFP calculation or DPP generation. The 12 functions cover the workflow from template management to EU DPP registry integration.
- DPP template management
- Product DPP information management
- Supplier data collection and BOM integration
- AI data validation: detects missing inputs, format errors, and abnormal values
- LCA/CFP calculation
- Data carrier management
- DPP publication (QR code generation)
- Publication scope settings
- DPP history management
- Tamper prevention management
- Conformity assessment report output
- EU DPP registry integration
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