Passr connects to the systems you already use.
Product data shouldn't need to be re-entered into a compliance platform. Passr is built to connect to your existing catalogue, PLM, and supplier systems.
Compliance data is already somewhere in your stack. The problem is getting it to the passport.
Outdoor brands already have product data — in a PLM, a PIM, a spreadsheet catalogue, or an ERP. Material data exists in supplier portals or purchase order systems. Certificate files live in shared drives.
A compliance platform that requires all of this to be manually re-entered creates a new data management problem on top of the existing one. It also creates a synchronisation problem — when the product data in the source system changes, the compliance platform doesn't know.
Passr's integration layer is designed to connect to the data where it already lives — importing product records, triggering supplier data requests based on catalogue changes, and keeping passport data in sync with the source of truth.
Connect once. Keep compliance in sync.
Standards the integrations are built on.
Passr's integration architecture is designed around the standards the regulations reference.
The overarching Digital Product Passport infrastructure requirement. Textile delegated act expected 2027.
Mandates Digital Product Passports for textiles sold in the EU. Destruction ban applies to large brands from July 2026.
This feature is part of Passr's active development roadmap. Early access is available for brands onboarding now — early participants shape how this feature is built.
Connect your product data to your compliance output.
Advanced integrations are on the Passr roadmap. API access is available now on Growth and Scale plans.