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Mandatory DPP data are the information that manufacturers must include in the Digital Product Passport under ESPR regulation. This data includes manufacturer identity, product characteristics, material composition, carbon footprint, repairability index, warranty information and traceability. The exact list of mandatory data varies by product category. Verisav ensures that all DPPs created via its platform include all required mandatory data, thus ensuring regulatory compliance. Mandatory DPP data are defined by ESPR regulation and must be included in each DPP to ensure regulatory compliance. This data is organized into several categories: identification data (manufacturer identity, product name, serial number, product identifier), technical data (product characteristics, specifications, performance), environmental data (material composition, carbon footprint, environmental impact, recyclability), repairability data (repairability index, spare parts availability, access to repair manuals), warranty data (warranty duration, conditions, activation), and traceability data (intervention history, repairs, maintenances). The exact list of mandatory data varies by product category, as certain categories have specific requirements. For example, electronic equipment must include information on electronic components and their recyclability, while textiles must include information on fibers and their origin. Non-compliance with the obligation to include all mandatory data may result in sanctions. Verisav ensures that all DPPs created via its platform automatically include all required mandatory data for each product category, thus ensuring regulatory compliance and avoiding non-compliance risks.