What Lyrator publishes
Lyrator turns publisher-supplied, substantiated product facts into a human-readable page, a durable ID resolver, a scannable QR code and a versioned JSON response. The publisher remains responsible for accuracy, completeness and legal suitability.
Data model
Schema 0.3 separates the passport, product, publisher, controlled identifier types, component-level material shares, language links and chronological change history. The version 0.1 slug endpoint and version 0.2 permanent-ID endpoint remain available for compatibility; new integrations should use version 0.3.
Open the public JSON Schema for version 0.3.
What Lyrator does not claim
A Lyrator record is not, by itself, proof of legal compliance, third-party verification, conformity assessment or certification. Product-specific delegated acts and other legislation determine the required data, identifiers, access rights and technical standards.
Primary sources
- Regulation (EU) 2024/1781, especially Articles 9–15 and Annex III.
- Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 on the Digital Product Passport registry.
- European Commission: Digital Product Passport Registry is now live.
- European Commission: Digital Product Passport.
- European Commission: DPP FAQ.
- European Commission: batteries implementation timeline.
The Commission states that the DPP Registry became operational on 20 July 2026. Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 sets implementation arrangements for that registry. Product-group obligations and application dates still depend on the relevant delegated acts and other product-specific legislation.
Last reviewed: 2 September 2026.