Business workflow
Describe a product, your role and where it enters or sells in the EU market.
Public test page
Test DPP Navigator with your own questions.
DPP Navigator helps businesses explore how EU Digital Product Passport rules may relate to their products, market role and EU route. It separates current obligations, future rules, official workstreams, open questions and practical preparation steps.
How to test
Use realistic workflows and strange edge cases.
The best feedback comes from your own questions. Try a real or realistic product, a supplier claim, an incomplete business case, or an intentionally weird prompt. The goal is to learn whether the agent asks useful follow-up questions, checks sources and stays within scope.
Claim check
Paste a supplier, software-provider or consultant claim and ask if it is supported.
Edge case
Try vague, wrong, hostile, off-topic or unusual prompts and see how the agent reacts.
Live agent
Open the chat widget and run your test.
The DPP Navigator chat widget is embedded on this page. If the widget appears as a floating button, open it and ask your question there. After testing, copy your question and the agent response into the feedback form below.
DPP Navigator widget
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Help improve it
Send your test result.
Paste the question you asked and the answer you received. Add your own notes too: what felt useful, wrong, too confident, confusing or surprisingly good?
Please do not submit confidential business information, customer data, trade secrets or personal data. Use safe realistic examples where possible.
Launch checklist
Privacy and legal pages are prepared as launch drafts.
The footer links lead to draft legal and privacy pages. Before public launch, the legal notice still needs the final operator address and the privacy notice should be checked against the final hosting, Supabase feedback storage and AgentForge setup.
The current feedback form asks testers not to submit confidential business information, personal data, customer data or trade secrets.