Enterprise DPP
Verifiable digital truth for your material.
Tamper-evident, white-labeled Digital Product Passports follow your material through every stage of the supply chain, from the mine to the end OEM, across automotive, defense, electronics and every critical material industry, without exposing your proprietary alloy recipes.
Reclaim up to 15 auditor hours per material contract: up to $64,800 in annual OpEx on a baseline of 24 contracts.*
* Basis: 24 material contracts a year, 15 auditor hours saved per contract (360 hours) at $180 an hour.
Critical Materials Stakeholders Workflow Example
The passport travels with the material from the mine to the end OEM, across automotive, defense, electronics and every critical material industry.
Stage 1 · DPP case creation
Mine: Ore and concentrate
The passport is born at extraction: origin, assay and compliance evidence are captured once and travel with the material.
Stage 2 · Custody acceptance
Processor / Refiner: Separated oxides and refined metal
Processor / Refiner accepts custody, appends its process and compliance data, and the passport stays continuous and verifiable.
Stage 3 · Custody acceptance
Metal & Alloy: Alloys and master alloys
Metal & Alloy accepts custody, appends its process and compliance data, and the passport stays continuous and verifiable.
Stage 4 · Custody acceptance
Magnet / Component Maker: Magnets and components
Magnet / Component Maker accepts custody, appends its process and compliance data, and the passport stays continuous and verifiable.
Stage 5 · Custody acceptance
Tier Supplier: Assemblies and subsystems
Tier Supplier accepts custody, appends its process and compliance data, and the passport stays continuous and verifiable.
Stage 6 · Custody acceptance
End OEM: Finished product
End OEM accepts custody, appends its process and compliance data, and the passport stays continuous and verifiable.
Final passport
A shareable, secure DPP for the finished product
The verifiable journey of the critical materials, from mine to end OEM.
Example chain. Real chains vary in length, from 2 to 100 stages.