Introduction by yellow3 lab
From yellow3 lab’s public-source research · Checked 24 Sep 2026
Research by yellow3 lab
Public statements organised by topic. Select a finding to inspect its source, or open a topic below to read every statement with the source and the date we read it. Stated means the supplier says it; it is not a test by yellow3.
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Abbreviations used here ERP: Enterprise resource planning · PIM: Product information management · PLM: Product lifecycle management
Textiles and fashion
“Fashion and textiles”
Batteries
“Batteries”
Electronics and ICT
“Electronics”
Packaging
“Packaging”
Construction products
“Construction & Built Environment”
Industrial equipment and machinery
“Industrial products”
Critical raw materials and mining
“Critical Minerals & Mining”
Full DPP platform
“Aleverum™ connects information with supporting evidence, provenance and governance controls so authorised teams can review, manage and use trusted information across Digital Product Passport, supply chain, environmental, sustainability, asset and enterprise workflows.”
Product data layer
“Aleverum™ provides a structured information layer for connecting records with the organisations, materials, evidence and operational context that support their use.”
GS1 Digital Link
“Aleverum™ supports GS1 aligned identification and Digital Link principles where applicable.”
Note: Recorded as a carrier approach the company states. No QR, NFC or RFID capability is claimed anywhere on the 50 pages.
Batch or lot identity
“Material composition, batches, source information and associated evidence.”
GS1 aligned identification
“Aleverum™ supports GS1 aligned identification and Digital Link principles where applicable.”
Note: Their own term kept verbatim. Not mapped to GTIN: the page says GS1-aligned identification, which is broader than any single key.
Provenance records
“Connect supplier, material, batch, facility and provenance information with supporting evidence.”
Material tracking
“Connect materials, components, batches and related product structures.”
Lifecycle events such as repair, resale or recycling
“Maintain lifecycle events, maintenance status and operational context associated with products, equipment and assets.”
GS1 Digital Link
“GS1 Identification & Digital Link”
CEN/CENELEC DPP standards (EN 18216, EN 18219 to EN 18223)
“CEN/CENELEC”
Note: The page names the standards family and states on the same page that detailed implementation status is not currently published.
W3C Verifiable Credentials
“Verifiable Credentials”
UN Transparency Protocol (UNTP)
“UNTP & Structured Trade Data”
EU DPP Registry
“EU DPP Registry”
Note: Their own term kept verbatim. The EU Digital Product Passport Registry is a registry, not a standard, so it is recorded under Other rather than forced into the standards list.
ERP · PIM or PXM · PLM
“ERP, PLM, PIM/PXM, MES, EAM and asset management, CRM, procurement, data warehouses and other approved enterprise systems.”
Supplier data collection or questionnaires
“Suppliers & Contributors”
API ingestion
“Structured information from approved APIs, external data services and connected enterprise information sources.”
Document extraction
“Documents & Evidence”
Automated ingestion from enterprise systems
“ERP, PLM, PIM/PXM, MES, EAM and asset management, CRM, procurement, data warehouses and other approved enterprise systems.”
Implementation services
“Aleverum™ Tailored Platform Solutions help organisations configure the platform around specific product and asset records, supplier workflows, supporting evidence and agreed enterprise requirements.”
Onboarding support
“Depending on the agreed solution, this may include platform configuration, workflow design, supplier onboarding, data preparation and migration, evidence structures, reporting and integration with relevant client systems.”
Passport updates and versioning
“Manage organisational approvals, permissions, version history, review records, jurisdiction-aware information controls and controlled access.”
Review: Reviewed by Thomas Melskens · 25 Sep 2026
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