Mandatory from 18 Feb 2027

Battery passport software
for the EU Battery Regulation.

Capture, manage and export battery passport data based on DIN SPEC 99100 — publish with QR code and public product page. No IT project, pure self-service.

Deadline

18 Feb 2027

EU Battery Regulation

Data structure

DIN SPEC 99100

7 data categories

Self-service

From EUR0

1 product free forever

DIN DKE SPEC 99100

Battery passport data attributes - Edition 2025-02

Implemented
  • 1

    Identification

    Master data, manufacturer and identifiers

  • 2

    Materials and composition

    Chemistry, critical raw materials and hazardous substances

  • 3

    Carbon footprint

    Total balance and lifecycle stages

  • 4

    Supply chain due diligence

    Due diligence report per EU regulation

  • 5

    Circularity

    Recycling, spare parts and end-of-life

  • 6

    Performance and durability

    Energy, voltage, lifetime and temperature

  • 7

    Labeling and declaration of conformity

    EU declaration, test reports and labels

Implemented in DPP Hero7/7 7/7 data categories as guided steps

What the EU Battery Regulation requires

From 18 February 2027, every EV, industrial (>2 kWh) and LMT battery placed on the EU market needs a digital battery passport accessible via QR code. Full overview: What Is a Battery Passport?

Legal basis

EU 2023/1542

Article 77 of the EU Battery Regulation plus delegated acts

In scope

EV - Industrial - LMT

Industrial batteries above 2 kWh; portable and SLI exempt

Access

QR code per battery

Public product page with role-based access levels

Responsible

Economic operator

Manufacturer, importer or authorised representative

All 7 data categories as a guided workflow

Instead of interpreting the specification attribute by attribute, DPP Hero guides you through each category step by step.

Step 1

Identification

GTIN, serial numbers, manufacturer details and production site.

Step 2

Materials and composition

Battery chemistry, critical raw materials and hazardous substances.

Step 3

Carbon footprint

LCA balance, performance class and lifecycle stages in structured format.

Step 4

Supply chain due diligence

Store due-diligence reports and policy evidence in structured form.

Step 5

Circularity

Recycled content, spare parts, dismantling information and end-of-life.

Step 6

Performance and durability

Capacity, voltage, cycle life and temperature ranges fully mapped.

Step 7

Labeling and declaration

Upload EU declaration, test reports and labels, then publish with QR code.

Always current

When regulation moves, software follows

DPP Hero tracks BatteryPass model updates, standards and delegated acts, and implements changes after publication.

View regulation status

Capture, export, share - no IT project

DPP Hero is a creation and management tool for digital product passports: self-service, ready to use, hosted in German data centers.

Guided data capture

Seven steps, each field clearly explained.

  • Auto-save with conflict detection
  • Supplier links for direct partner input
  • CSV import and REST API for complete catalogs

Export in your formats

Your structured data remains exportable anytime for audits and internal systems.

  • JSON per BatteryPass Data Model
  • PDF for internal documentation
  • Data export at any time

QR code and product page

Every published product gets a public URL and downloadable QR code.

  • GS1 Digital Link identification standard
  • QR code as PNG or SVG
  • Hosting and product pages included in all plans

Frequently asked questions

What is battery passport software?

It is a creation and management tool that helps economic operators capture, manage and export battery passport data in a structured format. For digital product passports beyond batteries, see DPP software.

Which batteries need a passport?

From 18 February 2027: EV batteries, industrial batteries above 2 kWh and LMT batteries newly placed on the EU market. Details: Battery Passport: When Is It Mandatory?

What is DIN SPEC 99100?

A German pre-standard that defines battery passport data structure in seven categories and serves as an important implementation reference. Full details on the DIN SPEC 99100 software page.

What happens when delegated acts are published?

DPP Hero implements regulatory updates after publication while preserving captured data.

How much does it cost?

Start free with 1 product and all features. Paid plans start at EUR49 per month. Full details on the pricing page.

Create your first battery passport

Create an account, capture DIN SPEC 99100 data and publish - 1 product free forever with all features included.