Introduction by yellow3 lab
From yellow3 lab’s public-source research · Checked 24 Sep 2026
Research by yellow3 lab
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Abbreviations used here ERP: Enterprise resource planning · PIM: Product information management · PLM: Product lifecycle management
Textiles and fashion
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.
Full DPP platform
“About Tappr: the team behind the Digital Product Passport Platform”
Resolver and identity resolution
“Tappr built a dedicated GS1 Digital Link resolver for the group, shortening the link so the code needed fewer small squares and was easier to reproduce on the board.”
GS1 Digital Link · QR code
“Add a GS1 Digital Link QR code through your existing label workflow.”
NFC
“A record per product, opened from a QR code or NFC tag on the item: composition, origin, care, certificates and the services behind it.”
RFID (HF)
“Each QR, NFC or RFID-enabled product creates ongoing operational load: scans generate traffic, database activity and infrastructure usage.”
EPC or SGTIN
“One GS1 Digital Link identifier per product or item, SGTIN per item or LGTIN per batch, registered to your brand.”
Supply chain traceability
“Supply chain traceability software for every tier | Tappr”
GS1 Digital Link · GS1 identification keys
“Add a GS1 Digital Link QR code through your existing label workflow.”
ERP · PIM or PXM · PLM
“Product data from your ERP, PLM and PIM lands in one validated record per product, with the GS1 digital ID that prints on the label.”
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