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Explore a public example Digital Product Passport without signing in, or use a demo account to explore the RETRIEVE web application.
Inspect a public passport without creating an account. The preview shows a demonstrator record. The public example may differ.
Explore the RETRIEVE application with a test user or sign in with your own project account to access additional workflows.
Test users provide read-only access to demonstration data. You can explore the application without creating an account.
Open the login page and choose Try with a test user. Select a role, then choose Login to sign in.
Choose from Manufacturer, Operator, Installer, Recycler or Module Type Certifier. Each role offers a different view of the demonstrator.
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The captured demonstrator record uses test data. The public example and other passports may contain different values or missing fields.
| Category | Status | In the example |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Filled | Serial number, passport version, creation time |
| Module information | Filled | Type, manufacturer, cell type, origin, dimensions, weight |
| Electrical data | Filled | 435 W, 38.92 V, 13.8 A and 22.27% efficiency |
| Circularity | Partial | Recyclability, recycled content, degradation and warranty |
| Material composition | Filled | Frame, glass, solar cells, copper ribbons and other components |
| Certificates | Partial | Certificate details may be included when applicable |
| Lifetime events | Filled | Manufacturing, quality inspection, shipping and installation |
Explore these aspects in the public example where the information is available.
Note which version you are viewing and whether it matches its stored snapshot. That confirms integrity, not accuracy.
When a certificate is available, check which module-type version it covers.
An event can identify its source and contributors when that information is available.
Where a history exists, compare an earlier version with the newest one.