The digital passport for home appliances and EEE
Arianee provides complete DPP infrastructure to retailers, manufacturers and producer responsibility organisations to ensure ESPR 2028, WEEE and AGEC compliance, while extending appliance lifespans through full lifecycle tracking.
Home appliances at the heart of the regulatory transition
The home appliances and EEE sector faces three major regulatory obligations simultaneously. Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR) requires a Digital Product Passport for all electrical appliances by 2028. The WEEE Directive strengthens end-of-life traceability and registration with producer responsibility organisations. The AGEC Act requires display of the repairability index.
These three regulations require unified data infrastructure. Arianee enables retailers, manufacturers and producer responsibility organisations to build a digital passport that meets all these requirements, while facilitating repair and extending product lifespans.
Traceability, compliance and durability at scale
Multi-stakeholder traceability
Every appliance must be tracked throughout its lifecycle: manufacturing, sale, after-sales service, repair, resale, and final recycling — with the participation of multiple actors.
ESPR / WEEE / AGEC compliance
A single passport must simultaneously meet all three regulatory frameworks without data fragmentation or duplication of effort.
Volume and diversity
Thousands of product references, dozens of partner manufacturers, lifecycles ranging from 5 to 15 years depending on appliance type.
5–15 year lifecycle
Maintaining a stable, accessible digital passport for over a decade, through ownership changes, servicing and repairs.
A QR-code accessible DPP, from manufacturer to recycler
Arianee designed a DPP infrastructure allowing every actor in the value chain (manufacturers, retailers, producer responsibility organisations, repairers) to contribute to the digital passport while retaining control of their data.
DPP creation at manufacturing
The digital passport is generated during production with baseline data: serial number, components, materials, weight, and durability information.
QR code assignment in-store
A unique QR code is generated and affixed to each appliance in-store. This code links the physical product to its digital passport and repairability index.
After-sales and repair tracking
Every maintenance, after-sales or repair intervention is recorded in the passport. The care history grows richer throughout the product lifecycle.
End of life and WEEE recycling
At end of life, the digital passport guides the product to the appropriate recycling stream, ensuring WEEE compliance and traceability through to the producer responsibility organisation.
The complete product history, accessible with a single scan
Every consumer can scan their appliance's QR code and access the complete product history: its manufacture, refurbishments, repairs carried out, and expected end of life. This transparent history builds brand trust and encourages sustainable choices.
Measurable metrics
Passports deployed
Appliances with an active DPP
Traceability
From manufacturer to recycling point
Ready
Infrastructure ready for the deadline
Regulations covered
ESPR, WEEE, AGEC — one single DPP
“With Arianee, we were able to build a digital passport that simultaneously meets ESPR, WEEE and AGEC requirements, while offering a transparent experience for consumers.”
Transformation Director, Ecosystem × Fnac Darty
Europe's first commercial DPP deployment for home appliances
Is your sector ready for the DPP?
Retailers, manufacturers, producer responsibility organisations — we can guide you through your digital passport deployment.