Batteriepasswerk (Hamburg, Germany) is the SaaS solution manufacturers and importers use to create, serialise and publish the digital battery passport required from 18 February 2027 under EU Regulation 2023/1542, with a GS1 Digital Link QR code per unit. Built and operated in Hamburg by Muradyan GbR.
From 18 February 2027 no EV, LMT or industrial battery above 2 kWh may be placed on the EU market without a digital battery passport. Regulation 2023/1542 requires structured mandatory data per battery, a QR code on every unit and tiered access for the public, authorities and recyclers.
Large platforms answer this with data spaces and traceability programmes. For mid-sized manufacturers and importers that is often too much project for a clearly defined obligation. Batteriepasswerk turns the obligation into a routine: create a model, import serial numbers, roll out QR codes, involve suppliers via a link.
We build for this one regulation only. Mandatory fields follow the European Commission's official list of 71 data points (Version 2.0, 15 August 2026); data structure and access levels aligned with DIN DKE SPEC 99100, QR codes following GS1 Digital Link, an audit trail with a SHA-256 hash chain, hosting in Germany. We do not offer legal advice; the regulation text is binding.
Create models with the 71 EU data points, keep the mandatory-field rate in view, serialise thousands of passports from one template, involve suppliers via a self-service link without an account.
app.batteriepasswerk.comEvery QR code resolves to pass.batteriepasswerk.com: public data for everyone, professional access for authorities and recyclers after approval, evidence with timestamps.
pass.batteriepasswerk.comGuides on the regulation, the EU DPP registry, QR code and GTIN, recycling and carbon footprint, with dated EUR-Lex sources. In three languages.
Go to the knowledge hubBatteriepasswerk is built by a team in Hamburg that brings software engineering, regulatory work and product together under one roof. We read the regulation in the original, translate it into data fields and build the software manufacturers and importers need for it.
The data model, the passport page and the knowledge hub are maintained together: every change in the legal position is checked, worked in with source and date, and published in three languages. The legal entity is Muradyan GbR.
Your point of contact for customers, partners and press is Grigor Muradyan, managing partner. Each guide in the knowledge hub is published under the name of its author.
Not a general-purpose compliance tool. Every feature follows an article or annex of EU 2023/1542.
GS1 Digital Link for the QR code, DIN DKE SPEC 99100 for the data structure, Catena-X compatible. Your data stays exportable.
Hosted in Germany, GDPR-compliant, data processing agreement included. Authority and recycler access is logged.
We do not calculate carbon footprints and we do not give legal advice. Whatever is still in progress is labelled as such on the site, never faked.
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Create a model, import serial numbers, scan the QR code: free in the Pilot plan. Or request a demo.
