Elision has already stepped in with its SaaS solution for the Digital Product Passport (DPP), enabling companies to collect and manage information on the traceability and sustainability of their products and make it available to consumers. It tracks and verifies the origin and movements of raw materials and components, monitors all internal and external production stages, and distribution along the product’s supply chain (through complex supply chains) up to the delivery of finished products. The sustainability information includes the carbon footprint, supplier due diligence, product and process certifications, material information, and their recyclability. Data is collected from various backend platforms such as SRM, MES, PLM, IoT devices in the field, and others collaboratively, allowing all supply chain actors to share the required information. As a Tesisquare competence center focused on IoT, traceability, and consumer engagement, Elision can provide a wide range of services and application solutions to support companies in developing the DPP using the TESISQUARE Platform and has already gained concrete experience in similar contexts (e.g., traceability cases at the serial number level to comply with CITES regulations for leather in the fashion & luxury sector). It has a permanent observatory on European regulations with related legal services and offers check-up services to companies to define the roadmap towards the DPP.