Compliance
What is covered. And what is not.
The overview by requirement of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, with an honest status.
| Requirement | In Batterypass | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Unique identifier per battery | Passport ID and fixed address, optional GS1 Digital Link | Covered |
| QR code on the battery | Per passport as SVG and PNG, plus label sheets | Covered |
| Data points under Annex XIII | 38 fields in simplified form, requirements marked per category. Not every data point of the regulation is mapped individually. | Partly |
| Tiered access | Public data is separate and non-public data is locked. A dedicated access for authorised parties and authorities is still missing. | Partly |
| Status over the lifecycle | Original, repurposed, reused, remanufactured, waste, with history | Covered |
| Data from battery management | Measurements such as state of health and cycles via API, from the Pro plan | Covered |
| Supply chain due diligence | Store reports as evidence and query suppliers. There is no dedicated assessment module. | Partly |
| Connection to the EU registry | The Commission’s DPP Registry has been running since July 2026. Batterypass has no interface for it yet, so registration is a separate step for now. | Planned |
What the software does not replace
The economic operator remains responsible for the accuracy of the data, the conformity assessment and CE marking. Batterypass is neither legal advice nor certification.