What's New

You now choose impact and precautionary statements from the CLP catalog, ready-made sentences from the phrase catalog fill the gaps, and the passport page, PDF and export show the wording.

The passport page, the preview and the PDF now also show impact and precautionary statements for every hazardous substance, fully readable on a phone.

The API accepts new impact and precautionary statements only as codes from the CLP catalog, gaps need at least three letters or a digit, numeric gaps a number.

In the data request, suppliers now edit an incompletely saved list entry in full and replace it in its place, while completed entries stay locked.

For chemistry, component and other list fields without free text, the API now accepts only values from the list, while other values already saved remain allowed unchanged.

You can now send a battery passport or a model without passport retrieved via the API back unchanged to create a copy, only the product image is uploaded again.

The data export now follows the version of the BatteryPass-Ready standard for the February 18, 2027 deadline in all five battery categories.

Precautionary statements for hazardous substances and, for industrial batteries without BMS, the increase of internal resistance are now required, and affected passports show “Update needed”.

If the date of manufacture is only on the battery, the model names its place, for example the batch number, instead of month and year, and the model page shows it.

Models without a passport use chemistry names such as “Li-ion NMC” from the EU draft, the country is enough for the manufacturing facility, and safety instructions appear on the model page.

Suppliers upload files directly in the data request and answer yes/no questions themselves, and the lists appear as in the editor.

Anyone scanning the QR code with a browser language other than German or Chinese sees the passport or model page in English.

The API reference states for every non-public field who may see it, and the battery passport PDF marks these fields the same way.

In the product list you can re-sign selected or all passports with one click. Up to 25 passports are signed within seconds, larger batches run in the background with a progress bar.

If passport data or company data change, the passport shows the notice “Signature invalid” with the “Re-sign” button right next to it.

The data export now follows version 2.0.1 of the BatteryPass-Ready standard, verified for all five battery categories.

The publish dialog lists every missing required field and takes you there with one click.

Opening a passport from the dashboard shows the public passport page in the dashboard language you have set.

Portable, starter and industrial batteries up to 2 kWh now have their own class: capture all legally required information on one page, and one QR code per model leads to the public model page.

Send a model’s missing information to your supplier as a single link; the recipient only sees the requested fields.

Create and maintain models without a passport via API and CSV import, with a dedicated template and import guide.

The developer page now shows without signing in: the eight main error codes with object shape and correlation_id, the list parameters including page sizes, and a link to openapi.json. Previously this was only available in the dashboard.

Data export now follows the current BatteryPass-Ready v2.0 standard, verified for all five battery categories.

Which fields are required, conditional or optional now follows the EU Battery Regulation field-by-field per battery type, for example for the warranty period and recycled-content shares.

Five additional data points under Annex XIII of the EU Battery Regulation can now be captured and displayed in the passport.

The preview shows the passport exactly as outsiders see it; confidential data is already filtered on the server.

An expandable banner explains the status of the official EU data format, and fields that are not yet legally binding are clearly marked as currently optional.

Editor, public passport and PDF show all measurements consistently with the proper units such as kWh, Ah or %/month.

Reminder emails for pending data can be sent to multiple recipients, and the link leads straight to the target even after a login.

Battery passports and QR codes can run on your own domain, available from the Business plan.

Battery passports now also for industrial batteries without a battery management system, with matching fields.

The public passport page shows substances of concern, as set out in the EU Battery Regulation.

Editor, share link and passport show only the fields that apply to the selected battery type.

Newly captured: operating temperature, deep discharges, incident info and the location number (GLN) per site.

When new required fields arrive, the passport stays online and a banner leads straight to the first missing field.

Before switching battery type, a dialog shows which captured values no longer apply, to keep or delete.

Newly signed passports also cover site and company data, the authenticity check detects changes to them.

Download QR codes for many passports at once as a ZIP, as PNG or SVG, via selection or search on the export tab.

Retrieve the published state of a battery passport for any past date via API.

Systems retrieve a passport directly via GTIN and serial number, individually or as a list for many products.

Export published passports in BatteryPass format v1.3 via API, with automatic checks before the export.

Paid plans reset monthly and only published passports count against the limit; drafts stay free. The dashboard shows the remaining quota.

After cancellation, published passports stay online for 30 days and go live again automatically once payment resumes.

Checkout uses card payment with 3D Secure confirmation.

A coupon code can be redeemed directly in the checkout form when purchasing a plan.

Overview, passport table, sidebar and dialogs now share a calmer, consistent design with better display on phones and tablets.

Key actions such as publishing, signing and data changes are traceable per passport in an activity log.

The public battery passport can be read automatically by other systems in the DIN SPEC format.

When sharing, each field shows what the recipient sees and what they can still complete.

Create and print QR codes before publishing. They stay valid once the product is published.

Capture dynamic condition data like state of charge, capacity fade and cycles, shown in the product passport.

QR codes now follow the GS1 standard. GTIN and serial number uniquely identify every battery.

Update condition data automatically from the battery management system (BMS) via API.

Product data is checked more precisely against DIN SPEC 99100: in the editor, CSV import and when sharing.