The transition to digital product information is standards-led. These are the four the market is converging on — and how the Product Trust Platform implements each one today.
The GS1 standard that turns the barcode on a medicine pack into a web address — one 2D DataMatrix that serves regulators, supply chains, and patients at the same time.
GS1 Digital Link →EPCIS 2.0The GS1 standard for sharing what happened to a product — what, when, where, why — as machine-readable events across every hand it passes through.
EPCIS 2.0 →EU Digital Product PassportThe EU's coming requirement for a machine-readable passport of product data — identity, composition, compliance — resolvable from the product itself.
EU Digital Product Passport →ePI on HL7 FHIRThe HL7 standard that turns the paper package leaflet into structured, interoperable healthcare data — the format regulators are converging on for ePI.
ePI on HL7 FHIR →ePI pilots, national e-leaflet programmes, 2D barcodes at the point of sale — each milestone lands on its own schedule.
ePI pilots, national e-leaflet programmes, 2D barcodes at the point of sale. Each milestone lands on its own schedule — none of them wait for yours.
Connecting to the platform takes months, not weeks. Teams that start now meet every milestone on this line.
30-minute implementation-readiness consultation with a PLA platform specialist. No procurement, no NDA.
