Wetrack
Wetrack

For fashion brands on Shopify

Your first Digital Product Passport starts with the data you already have.

Connect Shopify and Wetrack organises your existing product information, shows what is missing and helps you turn it into a reviewed, branded passport and QR code.

See what your product passport could look like

Free to preview. No Shopify install required.

Already working with independent fashion brands

Start small

One product first. A collection when you are ready.

You do not need to prepare your whole catalogue or understand every regulation before you begin. Start with the information you already have and improve it step by step.

  1. Choose a product from Shopify

    Connect your store and Wetrack brings in the product information already there, including images, descriptions, variants and SKUs.

  2. Add what lives outside Shopify

    Upload certificates, supplier information, spreadsheets and other product documents you already have.

  3. Let the AI prepare the record

    Wetrack organises reusable information, suggests where it belongs and highlights what is still missing. You review every suggestion.

  4. Review and publish

    Approve the information you trust, publish the branded passport and reuse what you have learned across the rest of the collection.

How the AI helps

The AI handles preparation. You make the decisions.

Wetrack finds, sorts and matches product information so you spend less time copying fields by hand. It does not invent missing facts and nothing is published until you approve it. Think of it as a careful assistant, not an autopilot.

What customers see

A passport that feels like part of your brand.

Once you approve the product information, Wetrack turns it into a branded passport customers can open from a QR code. Show materials, origin, care instructions, certifications and the evidence behind your claims in one place. Update the same passport whenever better information arrives.

Example shown using a live Wetrack passport.

A phone showing the Wetrack sample passport: product name, composition, origin, environmental profile and the claims behind it, marked verified or self-declared.

Behind the passport

Know what you have. See what is missing. Keep the proof together.

The QR code is only the visible part. Wetrack helps you build and maintain the product record behind it.

  1. Find the gaps

    See which composition, origin, supplier, care and evidence information is complete, missing or still needs confirmation.

    Check DPP readiness about Find the gaps
  2. Keep evidence connected

    Attach certificates and supporting documents to the products and claims they support, so you can see what is backed up and what is still self-declared.

    See how product evidence works about Keep evidence connected
  3. Prepare for changing requirements

    See which product-information requirements are relevant to the markets you sell in, what you already cover and what still needs attention.

    Explore compliance checks about Prepare for changing requirements

Simple, public pricing

Start free. Move to a paid plan when one product becomes a collection.

The Free plan lets you import as many products as you want and publish five passports. Starter covers 25 published passports and adds the tools a small brand needs to work through a first collection.

Straight answers

What small fashion brands usually ask first

Still have a question? Ask us directly

Do I need all my product information before I start?

No. Start with one product and the information you already have. Wetrack shows the empty fields and helps you work through them. You can publish with gaps; information that is not there simply does not appear.

What does Wetrack import from Shopify?

Product names, images, descriptions, variants and SKUs. The connection is read-only, so Wetrack does not edit your products, theme or SEO. You add composition, suppliers, production details and certificates when Shopify does not hold them.

What does the AI assistant actually do?

It helps find, categorise and match information to the right product. You review every suggestion. It does not invent missing facts and it cannot publish anything on your behalf.

Is the textile Digital Product Passport already mandatory?

Not yet. The European Commission currently plans to adopt the textile-specific ESPR rules in Q4 2027, followed by a transition period of at least 18 months. That points to 2029 at the earliest under the current timetable. Starting now is useful because gathering product, supplier and evidence information takes time, and the same record can evolve as the final requirements become clear.

Start with one product

See what your first passport could look like today.

Preview one product from its public page in a few minutes, or install the Shopify app to build, review and publish your first passport.

Free plan with no expiry. No credit card. Start with the information you already have.