This release lets one company account hold several brands and legal entities, shows which batteries in use still need their charge cycles and accident information, and serves files only once they have been checked.
This release gives every product one page with everything in one place, lets a file import produce passports that are ready to publish, handles battery units in bulk, and adds a Dutch passport with the official German and Dutch terms of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542.
This release keeps withdrawn and deprecated passports readable under a clear notice, gives new operators a guided start, makes the product list and Excel imports easier to work with, limits how long Traceable stores AI data, and adds stronger sign-in protection for administrators.
This release gives CSV import a row-by-row preview, makes bulk document AI more capable, and adds stronger sign-in protection for administrators.
This release brings bulk document AI with evidence you can check, serves public passports from their own host, and tracks account deletion requests through to completion.
This release makes public passports faster to load, adds verification for the GS1 prefixes you declare, and gives bulk import separate serial number and batch ID columns.
Batteries in categories treated as voluntary in Traceable's templates (SLI, portable and industrial up to 2 kWh) get a dedicated voluntary passport experience. The wizard, publish gate, certificates and public view all follow the same rules.
Serial and batch identifiers are now checked when you enter them, so item-level Digital Links resolve reliably.
The LMT, Industrial and Stationary templates now reflect the Commission's data-points guidance, and every way of entering data validates it the same way.
The battery templates reflect the European Commission's data-points guidance, GTINs gain stronger integrity checks, and QR codes already printed by your customer can be respected.
The registry filing workflow becomes a full round trip: choose what goes in a file, cancel a pending submission, and record the registry's response from its response CSV.
Item-level identifiers, registration intents and an assisted-upload workflow arrive on the EU Registry Readiness hub.
The public passport labels restricted sections more clearly, and the editor combines duplicate warnings.
The public passport links to child components where those are publicly resolvable, and data entered by CSV import, AI-assisted writes and the web editor is validated the same way.
Certificate requirements now follow the same start-date model as DPP fields, so you can see which certificates are required today and which become required later.
The publish gate and the DPP editor now take the start dates of EU Battery Regulation obligations into account, and show those dates on the field itself. This release also adds an EU Registry Readiness hub and clearer team roles.
Introduces Supplier Portal v2, a task-focused workspace for material and component suppliers responding to their customers, together with two operator-side counterparts: reusable request templates and an approval step for supplier responses.
More Battery Regulation fields resolve across product categories and appear in the public JSON-LD, and the product editor saves per step with a clearer review step.
Verifiers can decide straight from the queue, and the Fix buttons in the editor's readiness panel take you to the step that resolves each gap.
Release v0.99.6.1 brings the full Integration API to production: an integration can follow the same flow as the product wizard, test safely in a sandbox, and manage its own keys and webhooks.
Operators now choose their own verifiers, GS1 Digital Link addresses resolve down to a single serial number, and public passports use the GS1 address as their canonical link.
Sign-up now records when you accepted the Terms of Service, and legal links inside the platform lead to the current versions.
Larger compliance documents now upload in a single step and can be retried safely, and published passports reach the sitemap sooner.
Suppliers can upload certificates on their own, and the GS1 prefix publish messages are available in German.
The publish check now compares a product's GTIN with the GS1 company prefixes registered for your company.
Operators can withdraw a published passport and show a clear public notice, a publish check lists exactly what is missing before a passport goes live, and verifiers review the complete submission.
A refreshed brand identity across the platform, an audit trail that records who changed what and when, and a smoother product creation wizard.
Battery passports can now be downloaded as a branded PDF, EV, LMT, Industrial and Portable passports map to the Battery Pass v1.3 data model, and the operator portal is easier to use on a phone.
The first stable release of Traceable brings dependable sign-up and one-time-code delivery and bulk AI document processing.
Document AI now processes documents in bulk into full document records and recognises more document types, in English, French and German.
Passport templates now cover the data categories for EV, LMT and Industrial batteries, and each template field references the article of EU Regulation 2023/1542 it relates to.
Battery passport forms are now easier to complete and more consistent across all five categories.
The passport wizard now ends with a clear ESPR readiness check, offers eight new EV battery fields and saves time with company profile auto-fill, date pickers and country dropdowns.
This release added offline detection, a local draft backup for the passport wizard and an in-app feedback widget.
This release made everyday work smoother: unsaved-changes protection, a session timeout warning, bookmarkable product search and print-ready passports.
This release made the dashboard faster and sign-up clearer.
This release added an activity audit trail, a publication check and portals that work on phones and tablets.
The first build of the platform: product management, Digital Product Passport (DPP) publishing, AI-assisted data entry, supplier collaboration and team access in one place.