Digital Product Passport platform from Berlin, built on GS1 Digital Link: batteries, steel, cement, textiles and more. QR, NFC, RFID. From 300 € a month.
Company-supplied introduction · Updated 7 Nov 2026
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.
Supplier fit
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01Industry specialismBatteriesstatedTextiles and fashionstatedFurniture including mattressesstatedElectronics and ICTstatedConstruction productsstatedChemicalsstated↗
02Digital Product Passport roleFull DPP platformstatedResolver and identity resolutionstated↗
03Data carrier technologyData matrixstatedGS1 Digital LinkstatedNFCstatedQR codestatedRFID (HF)stated↗
04Product identificationEPC or SGTINstatedGTINstated↗
06Standards supportedGS1 Digital LinkstatedGS1 EPCISstatedGS1 identification keysstated↗
07Systems integrationERPstatedPIM or PXMstatedPLMstated↗
11Lifecycle and continuityData export and portabilitystated↗
Abbreviations used here ERP: Enterprise resource planning · PIM: Product information management · PLM: Product lifecycle management
Statements by topic
Industry specialism
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Batteries
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Note: From the register's identity research. That sweep recorded the source and the date but did not capture the sentence, so no quotation is shown rather than one being invented.
Source recorded. The supplier’s wording was not captured in this research record.
Note: From the register's identity research. That sweep recorded the source and the date but did not capture the sentence, so no quotation is shown rather than one being invented.
Read the supplier statements for Digital Product Passport role
Full DPP platform
“Explore GoodsTag’s Digital Product Passport platform and see how digital twins can transform your strategy from compliance to customer engagement and beyond.”
“It supports various standards among others the GS1 standards (GTIN, EPCIS, Digital Link) and formats for lifecycle data, supporting interoperability across value chains.”
This profile reflects what yellow3 lab could establish from public sources, topic by topic, with the source and date of every statement. A missing topic is not a finding about the company. Discuss your requirements directly with GoodsTag.
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Questions you can take to any Digital Product Passport platform provider. These are general prompts, not statements about GoodsTag.
Does it fit our products and markets?
Describe what you make and where you sell it. Ask which product groups and regulations the supplier supports today, and which are planned.
How would it work with our systems?
Ask how product data comes in from the systems you already use, how passports are published and kept up to date, and who maintains each part.
What should we prepare before a demonstration?
Ask what product data, identifiers and supplier information would make a first demonstration useful for your own products.
Company record
GoodsTag is a Digital Product Passport platform provider headquartered in Berlin, Germany, listed in the yellow3 Digital Product Passport Supplier Register. Its recorded sectors are batteries, textiles, furniture, electronics, construction and chemicals.
Supplier location
Berlin, GermanyStated by the company
Ownership
Brand of todo Gesellschaft für Informationstechnik mbHIndependently recorded
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