



Documenting product information in a traceable manner and making it available is a key task throughout the supply chain. Elevion’s Digital Product Passport (DPP), developed by HERMOS AG, a subsidiary of the Elevion Group, brings together product-related data on a single digital platform. This enables information from different stages of the product life cycle to be consolidated and made accessible.
A Digital Product Passport consolidates product-related information and makes it accessible in digital form. Depending on the product group and the data available, this may include details on origin, materials used and manufacturing processes, as well as guidance on use, maintenance and repair. Centralised provision helps companies to document and analyse product data in a traceable manner and to share it with relevant stakeholders.
The Elevion DPP, part of xLUME, utilises digital technologies and automation to support the collection, processing and provision of this information. In doing so, it creates a data foundation for operational decisions and the implementation of product-related information requirements.
The DPP is advantageous for a wide range of stakeholders:
HERMOS AG’s expertise in automation and IT systems ensures that every stakeholder benefits from an intuitive and efficient platform.
Implementing Elevion’s DPP allows businesses to monitor and achieve critical KPIs:

The DPP platform also offers automated KPI tracking functions, which make it easier for companies to measure their progress and adapt to new challenges.
Elevion provides energy and building technology solutions for businesses across Europe. In partnership with HERMOS AG, Elevion combines these areas of expertise with automation and IT solutions to capture and process product data and integrate it into existing systems. Elevion and HERMOS contribute the following areas of expertise:



The Digital Product Passport is designed to provide product-related information in digital form. Depending on the product group and the applicable regulations, this may include details on origin, composition, carbon footprint and recycling. The EU Ecodesign Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 establishes a legal framework for this; specific requirements are set out for the respective product groups. The EU Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 provides for a digital battery passport for certain battery categories.
Elevion’s Digital Product Passport helps you to record, manage and analyse product-related data in a structured manner, as well as to document information in a traceable way throughout the supply chain:


In addition to the general DPP, Elevion and HERMOS AG offer a specialised Digital Battery Passport. This digital record captures and stores detailed information on a battery’s entire life cycle and supports the structured documentation and management of battery-related data. Find out more about the Digital Battery Passport.
Elevion’s Digital Product Passport, developed by HERMOS AG, helps companies to manage product information in a structured manner, provide traceable data throughout the supply chain and comply with regulatory information requirements. To this end, Elevion and HERMOS combine their expertise in automation, IT systems and digital product documentation.
Find out more about the features and applications on the Elevion Digital Product Passport website.
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