Digital Product Passport
A Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a public record of one product: what it is made of, where it was made, its environmental impact, its certifications, and how to care for it and dispose of it. People open it by scanning a QR code on the product or its label.Product
A product is one style in your catalogue, such as “Aran cable-knit jumper”. It holds the data that is the same for every size and colour: name, category, materials, origin, supply chain, care and so on.Variant
A variant is one version of a product that you sell, usually a size and colour combination. Each variant can have its own GTIN, SKU and weight.Passport
A passport is the public page for one variant. A product with five variants has five passports. A product without variants has one. Your plan’s passport limit counts passports, not products. See Plans and the free trial.GTIN
A GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) is the number under a product’s barcode, issued through GS1. LUXIMA accepts GTINs of 8, 12, 13 or 14 digits and checks the check digit. A variant with a valid GTIN gets a GS1 Digital Link as its passport link. This is the standard link format for product passports, so we recommend adding GTINs where you have them.Luxima ID
Every variant also gets a Luxima ID. A variant without a valid GTIN uses a link based on its Luxima ID instead. That link keeps working if you add a GTIN later.QR code
Each live passport has a QR code that opens its public page. You print it on a label, a hang tag or packaging. You can download QR codes one at a time from the product editor, or for many products at once from the Passports page.Passport status
Each passport is in one of three states:
See Completeness and status.