Standards
Standards-Aware Product Data for Trusted Digital Product Passports
Standards Overview
Standards and Technical Areas Overview
| Framework or Area | General Relevance | Current Public Position |
|---|---|---|
| GS1 Identification | Product, organisation and location identification used within structured product-data workflows. | Confirmed: Aleverum Global Pty Ltd is a GS1 Australia Associate Alliance Partner. |
| GS1 Digital Link | Links product identifiers with approved online product information and digital access points. | Detailed implementation status is not currently published. |
| EU DPP Registry | Organisational and technical requirements relevant to applicable European Digital Product Passport workflows. | Aleverum™ Registry status is not currently published. |
| UNTP | Structured digital trade and product-data models relevant to trusted digital information. | Detailed implementation status is not currently published. |
| CEN/CENELEC | European standards work relevant to Digital Product Passport requirements and supporting data structures. | Detailed implementation status is not currently published. |
| Sector Data Models | Product fields, evidence requirements and lifecycle information relevant to specific sectors. | Support depends on the applicable sector and confirmed scope. |
| Verifiable Credentials | Digitally issued evidence that can identify its issuer, scope and credential status. | Detailed implementation status is not currently published. |
| APIs | Technical interfaces that may support structured product-data publishing and approved workflows. | Detailed integration scope is not currently published. |
Trusted Product Data
Product Data Must Move Beyond Static Records
Digital Product Passports require more than static documents or isolated database fields. Product information must remain structured, identifiable, reviewable and connected to supporting evidence as products, suppliers, certificates and lifecycle information change.
Product data should be:
- Identified
- Structured
- Machine-readable
- Evidence-linked
- Version-controlled
- Reviewable
- Access-controlled
- Maintained across the product lifecycle
These structured records provide a consistent foundation for review, controlled publishing and supported machine-readable workflows.
Product Identification
Connect Product Records to Digital Access Points
Product identifiers, QR codes and resolver URLs can provide access to approved Digital Product Passport information.
Aleverum™ helps organisations structure and govern the product records, supporting evidence and disclosure controls behind those access points.
- Product identifiers
- Organisation and location identifiers
- QR-linked Digital Product Passport records
- Resolver URLs
- GS1 Digital Link principles where applicable
- Product, model, variant and batch relationships
- Controlled public information
- Evidence-linked product records
Identifiers provide a consistent way to reference products and related records. They do not automatically confirm that the underlying information is accurate, approved or independently verified.
Evidence Governance
Connect Claims to Supporting Evidence
Aleverum™ connects product claims with certificates, declarations, test reports, supplier documents and other supporting records.
Evidence information can include its source, issuer, validity period, scope, review status and relationship to the relevant product or claim. This helps authorised users understand what supports each claim and whether further review is required.
- Certificates and declarations
- Test reports
- Supplier documentation
- Audit records
- Product-origin information
- Sustainability records
- Recycled-content declarations
- Compliance documentation
- Lifecycle records
Aleverum™ supports verification workflows by structuring evidence and recording review status. Information should only be described as independently verified when the reviewer, scope and outcome are identified.
Machine-Readable Product Records
Structure Product Data for Digital Processing
Digital Product Passport information may need to be understood by people, software and authorised digital services.
Aleverum™ supports structured product records designed for consistent review, controlled publishing and supported machine-readable outputs.
Structured records can bring together product identifiers, materials, supplier details, lifecycle information, claims, certificates, evidence status and disclosure rules within a consistent product-data model.
- Defined fields and data types
- Product and identifier relationships
- Material and component records
- Supplier and facility information
- Claims and evidence references
- Lifecycle and sustainability information
- Version history
- Public and restricted fields
- Sector models and vocabularies
- Supported publishing formats
Machine-readable information is not automatically compliant, verified or interoperable. The applicable format, scope and implementation status must be confirmed for each use case.
Information Readiness
Prepare Product Data for Supported Digital Outputs
Aleverum™ helps organisations prepare reviewed product information and supporting evidence for Digital Product Passport publishing and supported structured formats.
Approved outputs can be prepared according to the product, market, evidence scope, audience and publishing workflow.
- QR-linked Digital Product Passport pages
- Structured product records
- Product and evidence summaries
- Supported machine-readable records
- Approved publishing formats
- Controlled public views
- Restricted stakeholder views
- Product identifier and resolver information
Published information remains subject to organisational approval, access permissions and the scope of the supporting evidence.
GS1 Australia Associate Alliance Partner
Aleverum Global Pty Ltd is a GS1 Australia Associate Alliance Partner. Aleverum™ supports GS1-aligned identification and Digital Link principles where applicable. Alliance Partner status does not constitute product certification or endorsement by GS1 Australia.
EU DPP Registry
Preparing Product Data for EU DPP Registry Requirements
The European Commission’s Digital Product Passport Registry introduces organisational and technical requirements for applicable Digital Product Passport workflows.
Aleverum™ supports the preparation of structured product records, identifiers, resolver information, supporting evidence and publishing data that may be relevant to applicable Registry requirements.
Organisations remain responsible for confirming the requirements that apply to their products, markets and Registry participation.
