Comparison
Three routes to the battery passport. An honest comparison.
Not every company needs the same thing. Here you can see the strengths and limits, including ours.
| Criterion | Spreadsheet and PDF | Large platform | Batterypass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Immediate, but unstructured | Often a project over months | In the browser, the same day |
| One passport per battery | Hardly feasible by hand | Yes | Yes, via CSV import |
| QR code and passport page | Build it yourself | Yes | Yes, in three languages |
| Access levels | No | Yes | Non-public data is locked; access for authorised parties is planned |
| Change log | No | Yes | Yes |
| ERP and BMS integration | No | Usually yes | Not yet, currently CSV |
| Cost | Low, but a lot of manual work | High | See pricing |
Typical features of each type of solution, not a test of individual providers.
What suits whom
Batterypass suits you if …
For very large series with deep system integration, a large platform is often the better choice today.
- You are a mid-sized manufacturer, importer or private label
- You want to start quickly and without an IT project
- Your serial numbers come as a file from Excel or your ERP
- You need passport pages in German, English and Chinese
Find out in two minutes what applies to you.
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