Automate, drive insights, share compliance with auditable quality and sustainability data for steel, metals and engineering plastics.
Similar to a human passport, the Digital Material Passport (DMP) provides steel, metal, chemical, and timber products with a verifiable digital identity, capturing their origin, quality, and environmental footprint.
Today we exchange PDF or Excel files. If now we want to bring forward and share reduced product carbon footprints or increased recycled contents, we need other ways.
Boost operational efficiency, reduce risk and grow business.
Upscaling the existing, well established industry process to the digital age
Enabling material trust with unmatched data privacy and security
Adheres to industry standards.
Integrates with digital processes.
Ensures compatibility among partners.
Connects the entire value chain.
One connection, exchange data with all parties.
Only proofs are retained for verification.
Verifies the message's origin.
Ensures the sender cannot deny sending.
Confirms the message was not altered.
Issue and receive DMPs for free or choose our paid plans for advanced integrations.
Create and manage DMP data with S1SEVEN’s serviced cloud application
Usage based pricing for the activation of DMP verifiability along the value chain.
We temporarily store Digital Material Passports (DMPs) and their associated data until they are successfully delivered. Additionally, we maintain a one-week buffer period to accommodate any potential delivery delays or unforeseen issues. After this period, all DMPs and their related data are permanently and irreversibly deleted from the S1SEVEN platform.
Access to DMP data is possible for anyone in possession of a DMP. This includes the issuer, the recipient, and any parties in the downstream supply chain to whom the DMP has been forwarded. DMPs can also grant access to material data as part of a Digital Product Passport (DPP). DPPs help to track final industrial products throughout from creation to disposal.
When a DMP is issued, a hash value and timestamp of its content are created. This data fingerprint acts as an incorruptible proof, without revealing any information about the underlying data. During verification, the DMP's content is compared with the original proof, and the verification is successful only if the content remains unchanged.
DMPs are often subject to statutory retention requirements of up to 50 years. Blockchain technology ensures that DMP data remains auditable, independent of any single company, including S1SEVEN. Multiple entities may store the same DMP but all are referencing the same proof, which guarantees consistency and enables traceability through the chain of proofs.
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