Data Modelling and Structuring

The introduction of Digital Product Passports will impose new regulatory requirements on manufacturers placing products on the European market, making a holistic approach to compliance essential.

Structure your data once. Use it everywhere.

Digital Product Passports don’t just ask you to collect more data — they ask you to structure it correctly. Every DPP standard comes with its own classification systems and data models, and getting the structure wrong early is far more expensive to fix than getting it right from the start. Lachmus works with manufacturers, contractors and building owners to map their product and asset data against the relevant DPP standards and classifications, so the data you publish is compliant by design, not by patchwork.

You don’t need to replace what already works. Most organisations already run PIM, PLM, ERP or BIM systems that hold years of valuable product and asset data. Our approach starts by assessing your existing ecosystem and identifying exactly where it aligns with DPP requirements and where it needs extending — so you build on what you have instead of starting over.

Interoperability is where most DPP projects stall. Data that’s structured correctly in one system often breaks when it needs to move between suppliers, platforms, and regulatory registries using different taxonomies and formats. We design data models and mapping strategies that keep information consistent and machine-readable across your entire supply chain, so a DPP created once can be trusted and reused by every partner who needs it.

Talk to us about structuring your data for DPP — before it becomes a compliance bottleneck.

Regulatory-driven digital transformation in construction.

The next big shift for the construction industry is when product data becomes a key part of planning, building, operating and circular processes. Take steps to understand the regulatory changes coming with Digital Product Passports.

Regulatory-driven digital transformation in construction.

The next big shift for the construction industry is when product data becomes a key part of planning, building, operating and circular processes. Take steps to understand the regulatory changes coming with Digital Product Passports.