ESPR Electronics Compliance — EU Digital Product Passport Software.
How to comply with the ESPR delegated act for electronics. AI extracts energy efficiency, repairability index, and right-to-repair data from your existing documentation. First compliant passport in under 60 minutes.
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What the electronics delegated act requires
Energy efficiency
Energy label class, consumption data, and standby power ratings for each product.
Repairability score
Standardised repairability index based on spare part availability, disassembly, and documentation.
Recycled content
Percentage of recycled plastics, metals, and critical raw materials by component.
Right-to-repair data
Spare part catalogue, repair manuals, and software update availability periods.
How the AI engine handles electronics compliance
Upload your energy test certificates, BOM data, and material declarations. AI extracts every required field automatically.
Your energy efficiency, repairability, and hazardous substance scores update as each field is extracted. You see every gap in your electronics compliance record before any regulator does.
For your compliance team
First compliant output with existing documentation.
Free plan covers 10 outputs per month.
Full production rollout including supplier data collection.
For certification bodies
Verification built in — not bolted on.
Certification bodies operating on Traceable get a prioritised queue, source-linked evidence records, and an immutable audit trail — all in one place. No exported PDFs, no email threads. Built for your workflow from day one.
Evidence-ready records arrive in sequence. Review what matters first.
Every data point links to its exact source document, page, and table cell.
Every action timestamped. Every decision recorded. Fully auditable.
Semiconductor suppliers build their compliance profile once and share component data with each connected electronics manufacturer on their own terms. When an operator requests data, sharing is instant — relationship-scoped, never exposed beyond what each manufacturer is authorised to request.
Certification bodies log into Traceable to verify your electronics compliance records directly. Evidence-linked review, immutable audit trails, prioritised verification queue. No exported PDFs.
Electronics are one regulation. The same AI engine handles Battery Regulation, textile, and tyre ESPR requirements. If you manufacture across categories, one platform covers all of them.
Electronics DPP — Common Questions
ESPR 2024/1781 covers ICT products and consumer electronics as a priority category. The scope of the delegated act is expected to include smartphones, laptops, tablets, displays, and other electronic equipment placed on the EU market. Industrial electronics and medical devices may be subject to separate frameworks. The exact product scope will be defined in the Commission's delegated act, expected around 2027–2028.
ESPR requires the Commission to define repairability scoring for electronics. A repairability index rates how easy a product is to repair — covering spare part availability, repairability by independent service providers, software update availability, and disassembly time. The index score must be included in the electronics DPP. France already has a national repairability index for electronics, which is informing the EU-level standard.
Yes. ESPR's right-to-repair provisions require manufacturers of in-scope electronics to make spare parts available for a minimum period after manufacture. The DPP must include information on spare part availability, compatible part numbers, and independent repair instructions. This data is accessible to repair providers as Persons of Legitimate Interest under the tiered DPP access model.
Electronics DPPs are expected to include critical raw material (CRM) content data — specifically the presence and weight percentage of CRMs listed under the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (cobalt, lithium, rare earth elements, gallium, indium, and others). REACH/SVHC substance disclosures are also required. Traceable maps AI-extracted materials data to both CRM and SVHC disclosure fields automatically.
Electronics and ICT products are in the ESPR 2025–2030 priority working plan. The Commission is expected to adopt the delegated act for electronics around 2027–2028, following a preparatory study and Ecodesign Forum consultation. With the standard 18–24 month transition period, electronics DPP compliance is expected to be mandatory from approximately January 2029.
Further reading
Regulatory Guide
ESPR 2024/1781 — Complete Guide
The horizontal ESPR framework that mandates DPPs for electronics, textiles, tyres, and furniture — scope, timeline, and delegated act structure.
Regulatory Guide
REACH SVHC & Chemicals in DPPs
How REACH hazardous-substance obligations map onto DPP composition fields — critical raw materials, RoHS data, and SCIP records for electronics.
Regulatory Guide
EU Central DPP Registry
How the EU Commission's central registry works, what data it holds, and how Traceable handles automatic submission when the API goes live.
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