EU Battery Regulation · Battery Passport required from 18 February 2027

Your battery data is scattered. Your passport doesn't have to be.

Drop in your spreadsheets, ERP exports and supplier files. Collecta's AI structures the data, maps it to your Battery Passport fields, flags what's missing and helps you request it from suppliers. We publish and host your passports, and register them in the EU DPP Registry on your behalf once battery registration opens.

Onboarding included · Published pricing · EU-hosted

  • Excel / CSV
  • PDF & certificates
  • ERP export
  • Supplier files
AI mapping23 / 26 fields mapped · 3 missing — requested from supplier
passport / public view
VERIFIED

Battery model

NMC-21700 · 5.0 Ah

Chemistry
Li-NMC
Nominal voltage
3.6 V
Capacity
5000 mAh
Weight
68 g
Recycled Co
12%
Carbon footprint
8.2 kg CO₂e
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scan to verify

What battery companies actually struggle with

The Battery Passport isn't a QR-code problem. It's a data problem.

Generating a QR code is the easy part. The hard part is finding reliable data, getting it from suppliers, and keeping it current.

Major areas of technical effort

  • Supplier data integration51%
  • Data collection47%
  • QR codes & unique identifiers15%
  • 63%

    say getting complete, good-quality data is a major challenge.

  • 59%

    say defining who owns which data across the value chain is a major challenge.

  • 58%

    say managing data that changes over the battery's life is a major challenge.

  • 53%

    say technical implementation and system interoperability are a major challenge.

Source: European Commission (DG GROW), The EU Digital Product Passport for Batteries – Webinar 2, participant survey, 7 July 2026 (n=91, multiple answers allowed).

Collecta is built around that work — not just the passport at the end of it.

How Collecta works

From messy files to a registered passport, in four steps.

You bring the data you have. Collecta does the matching, chasing and publishing — and you stay in control of every value.

Drop in what you have.

Upload spreadsheets, ERP exports, certificates and BMS data. Our AI maps each value to the right passport field and marks how confident it is. Review, accept or override in one place.

Every value matched to the right field.

See the source and confidence level for each mapped value. Low confidence? Review it, correct it or override it before anything is published.

  • Excel/CSV
  • ERP exports
  • PDFs & certificates
  • BMS data
  • Bulk via CSV/Excel
BOM_2026.xlsxdatasheet.pdfLCA_report.pdfsupplier_cert.pdf→ AI mapping · 23 / 26 fields
collecta / NMC-21700 · mapping
FieldValueSourceConfidence
ChemistryLi-NMC 811BOM_2026.xlsxHigh · 98%
Rated capacity5.0 Ahdatasheet.pdfHigh · 95%
Carbon footprint8.2 kg CO₂eLCA_report.pdfMedium · 74%
Recycled cobalt12%supplier_cert.pdfLow · review
Manufacturing place——Missing

Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 · Article 77

18 February 2027. Your data work starts now.

From that date, every EV battery, every LMT battery and every industrial battery above 2 kWh placed on the EU market will require a Battery Passport.

  1. Jul 2026

    Registry live

  2. Today

  3. Next

    Battery registration

  4. 18 Feb 2027

    Mandatory

The deadline is set.

The requirement applies to the economic operator placing the finished battery on the EU market.

Your organisation can prepare now.

The EU DPP Registry is operational. Economic operators can enrol, complete verification and prepare for DPP registration.

Your data needs to be ready before registration opens.

Battery Passport registration is not yet available while the battery semantic catalogue is being finalised.

What to do now

  • Map your data
  • Contact your suppliers
  • Assign internal owners
  • Get verified in the Registry
Get the Readiness Checklist

Who Collecta is for

Built for the company that puts the battery on the EU market.

Whether you manufacture finished batteries in the EU or place them on the market as an importer, Collecta helps you bring the required data, suppliers and passport workflow into one place.

Battery manufacturers & pack assemblers

You produce finished EV, LMT or industrial batteries.

Bring production, technical and supplier data together and create a repeatable passport process for every unit you place on the market.

Importers & EU market placers

You bring finished batteries into the EU from outside.

Collect the data held by your manufacturers and suppliers, organise it in one workflow and manage the passport obligation from your side.

EV batteries LMT batteries Industrial batteries above 2 kWh

How we work with you

You're not left alone with a tool.

Included in every plan

[Guided onboarding]

We set up your first battery model with you. With complete data, it can be live the same day.

  • Kickoff with a named contact
  • First model built together
  • Help with Registry enrolment
  • Passports registered on your behalf

Connected

Connect your systems

For larger volumes, connect Collecta with your ERP or PLM and keep passport data in sync via API. Priced after an integration review.

The REST API and webhooks are included in every plan, with no integration fee on our side.

Your data, your control

Hosted in the EU. Yours to take with you.

  • EU-hosted

    Data and backups on GDPR-compliant servers in Europe.

  • Independent backup

    A third-party backup is included in your plan.

  • Human approval

    The AI suggests, you decide. Every change is logged.

  • Fair exit

    Export everything at any time. No termination fee. If you move, we map your QR codes to your new provider at no cost.

Published pricing. Starter from €149/month.

Growth €449/month · Connected priced after an integration review · Unlimited users · No setup fee

See pricing

Questions teams ask before they start

Who is responsible for the passport?

You are — the economic operator placing the battery on the EU market remains legally responsible. Collecta gives you the tools to build, host and register it, and can register on your behalf with your permission.

Can I trust the AI with compliance data?

The AI suggests; you decide. Every mapped value shows a confidence level, and nothing is published until you review it.

Do my suppliers need a Collecta account?

No. They receive a link showing exactly what data is needed and can upload their files without creating an account.

Do we need an integration project to start?

No. Most teams can start with spreadsheets. ERP or API integration can be added later.

What does getting started look like?

Book a 45-minute demo to see Collecta live. When you're ready, we set up your first battery model with you, show what's still missing and help you request it from suppliers. Once the data is complete, we publish the passport and register it.

Can we register battery passports in the EU Registry yet?

The Registry is live and organisations can enrol and verify now. Battery Passport registration will become available once the Commission's battery semantic catalogue is finalised.

What happens to our data if we leave Collecta?

You can export your data at any time.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is published: Starter €149/month and Growth €449/month. Connected is priced after an integration review. Onboarding is included in every plan.

Start with the data you have.

Upload what you have, see what's missing and get your suppliers filling the gaps — your whole Battery Passport process in one place.

Need ERP or API integration? Talk to us →

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