DPP readiness for fashion brands
See how ready one product is for the coming Digital Product Passport.
Paste a public product page. Wetrack checks what information is already there, separates today's requirements from future textile DPP preparation and gives you a dated report showing what is missing and what to work on next.
No credit card. No account for the free check. Nothing is published.
One product, one clear starting point
Know what is there. See what is missing. Know what to do next.
Instead of giving you a long list of regulations, the report turns one product into a practical starting point. Current requirements and future DPP preparation are kept clearly separate.
What is already there
See the product information Wetrack can find, including composition, care, origin, certifications, claims and production information.
What is missing
Find empty or unclear information that may need to come from your catalogue, an existing document or one of your suppliers.
What to work on next
Turn the gaps into a short list of practical next steps instead of trying to understand every requirement at once.
The free check
One product page in. A practical readiness report out.
There is no questionnaire to complete and no sales call. Wetrack starts with the public information already available for one real product.
Paste a product page
Choose a real product from your website and enter its public page address together with your work email.
Wetrack prepares a first review
The AI assistant looks for the product information relevant to the readiness check. If it cannot find something, the field stays empty. It does not invent an answer.
Get your report and passport preview
Receive a dated readiness report showing the information found, the gaps and suggested next steps, together with a passport preview built from the same public product data.
After the first product
Turn readiness into a product-by-product worklist.
If the first report is useful, connect Shopify and use the same view across a collection. Wetrack helps organise information and identify gaps. It does not audit suppliers, verify every document or provide a legal opinion.
See what applies to you
See which supported requirements are relevant to the markets you sell in, with current requirements kept separate from future textile DPP preparation.
Work through it product by product
See gaps product by product instead of managing one large spreadsheet, and connect certificates and evidence to the claims they support.
Reuse what you already have
Materials, suppliers and evidence carry across products, so the next one does not start from scratch. Recheck products as better information becomes available.
Current rules vs future DPP
Today's requirements and tomorrow's passport are not the same thing.
Wetrack keeps them separate. The readiness report distinguishes checks linked to requirements that already apply from preparation for the future textile Digital Product Passport. Expected DPP fields are shown as preparation, not presented as law before the textile-specific rules are adopted.
Straight answers
What the readiness check can and cannot tell you
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Is a Digital Product Passport already mandatory for fashion?
Not yet under the textile-specific ESPR rules. The European Commission currently plans to adopt the textile delegated act in Q4 2027, followed by a transition period of at least 18 months. The timetable may still change as the legislation and technical requirements develop.
Does the report also look at requirements that already apply?
Yes, where Wetrack supports them. Current checks are kept separate from future DPP preparation so an expected passport field is not presented as if it were already a legal requirement. The report is not a complete legal audit of every rule that may apply to your business or product.
What changes with the EU greenwashing rules in September 2026?
New EU consumer-protection rules apply from 27 September 2026 and tighten the rules around environmental claims and sustainability labels. For example, certain generic environmental claims are prohibited unless the required environmental performance can be demonstrated, and sustainability labels must meet specific conditions. Wetrack helps keep claims and supporting evidence organised, but it does not decide whether a claim is legally compliant.
Does the free check prove that my product is legally compliant?
No. It is a readiness check, not a certification, supplier audit or legal opinion. It shows what information was found, what is missing and which supported checks relate to current requirements or future preparation.
Will the AI assistant fill missing information with a guess?
No. If the product page does not provide an answer, the field stays empty. The AI helps find and organise information, but it cannot turn missing information into a fact.
What happens when the EU rules change?
Wetrack can update its data fields, readiness logic and passport structure as requirements develop. If a new requirement needs information from you or a supplier, that becomes another gap to work through rather than something the software invents on your behalf.
What should I do after checking one product?
If the result is useful, connect Shopify and work through a small collection. Materials, suppliers and evidence can often be reused across several products, so the next product does not mean starting again.
Try it now
Preview your own fashion product for free
Paste the address of one public product page and we'll prepare a preview DPP based on the public information available online
No Shopify connection needed - No credit card - No sales call.