Aleverum™ Whitepapers
Research and Guidance for Digital Product Passport Readiness
Explore Aleverum™ whitepapers covering Digital Product Passports, governed product information, supporting evidence, standards and evolving product transparency requirements.
These resources offer practical guidance for organisations preparing structured product records, supplier information and evidence workflows for Digital Product Passport readiness.
Whitepapers & Industry Guides
Download Building Trusted Digital Product Passport Infrastructure White Paper
Explore how organisations can maintain Digital Product Passport continuity when changing service providers. This white paper examines data portability, technical and semantic interoperability, persistent identifiers, regulatory access, evidence preservation, migration procedures, and long-term product-data availability. Designed for manufacturers, brands, economic operators, compliance teams, policymakers, standards bodies, DPP service providers, and Australian exporters preparing for evolving EU Digital Product Passport requirements.
Download the Service-Provider Portability and Interoperability White Paper
Explore how organisations can move beyond fragmented product information toward structured, evidence-backed, and interoperability-ready Digital Product Passport ecosystems. This whitepaper explains how trusted product data, verification workflows, blockchain integrity records, standards alignment, and machine-readable product intelligence can support future transparency, sustainability, compliance, and connected product-data environments. Designed for brands, manufacturers, compliance teams, sustainability leaders, and enterprise product-data stakeholders preparing for evolving Digital Product Passport requirements.
Download the Battery Passport Operating Data System White Paper
Explore how Australian businesses supplying batteries and battery-containing products to the EU can prepare for the 18 February 2027 battery passport requirement. This whitepaper explains why readiness is an operating data challenge, not simply a QR code or form exercise, covering scope and responsibility, the Commission's 71 data points, source evidence, lifecycle updates, access rights, EU Registry workflows, standards and a practical 176-day readiness roadmap.
