A DPP platform is the shared system where product, compliance and supply-chain teams manage passport data end to end: structured data, evidence, access control, review and publication, with versioning and an audit trail. DPP Shield provides that platform without certifying legal compliance.
What makes a platform, not just a page?
A platform manages the whole lifecycle: a governed data model, linked evidence, roles and permissions, review gates and versioned publication. A single web page can display information, but it cannot check the claims behind it, control who sees what, or keep a defensible history.
Who works in the platform, and how?
Product and compliance teams build and review records; suppliers fill gaps through secure links; developers connect systems through the API. Workspaces, roles and plan limits keep each team scoped to what it should touch.
How does it scale from one product to a catalogue?
Start with one product, reuse category templates for families, then import in bulk and integrate once the workflow is proven. Identifiers and the public passport URL stay stable across versions, so labels keep working as data changes.
Frequently asked questions
Is a DPP platform the same as a PIM?
No. A PIM manages marketing product content; a DPP platform manages regulated passport data, evidence, review and versioned publication. They complement each other and can be connected.
Can several teams work in one platform?
Yes. Roles, workspaces and scoped API keys let product, compliance and supplier contacts collaborate without over-sharing.