EON Developer Hub
Drive endless capabilities from one connected product foundation.
Connect product identities, data, lifecycle events, and Digital Product Passports to the applications, systems, and services that power your business.
Build more from every product.
Create a trusted digital foundation for every product and use it across compliance, traceability, customer experiences, circular services, and new business models.
Digital product identities
Create and manage persistent identities across products, product batches, serialized items, materials, and material batches. Connect QR codes, NFC tags, RFID, and other data carriers to the traceable objects they represent.
Digital Product Passports
Create, enrich, retrieve, and distribute structured Digital Product Passport data across products and markets.
Product lifecycle events
Capture the events that happen throughout a product's life, from manufacturing and distribution to sale, resale, repair, authentication, and recycling.
Digital Link & resolution
Resolve QR codes, NFC tags, GS1 Digital Links, and other identifiers to the right experience, service, or machine-readable data.
Product & supply chain data
Connect product, material, supplier, facility, certification, and traceability data into a unified product record.
Connected experiences
Turn product data into services. Build authentication, resale, repair, warranty, ownership, loyalty, and other post-purchase experiences.
What is a traceable object in EON?
A traceable object is a uniquely identifiable entity in EON that can be associated with data, relationships, lifecycle events, and data carriers. EON uses a common identity model across different levels of the product and supply chain, allowing identity, data, relationships, lifecycle events, and data carriers to be managed at the level where they actually exist, from materials and batches to products and individual serialized items.
Materials and material batches
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01/09506000134352Product batches
10/B24-0917Serialized items
21/7F3K9QX2Associate QR codes, NFC tags, RFID, and other data carriers with the appropriate traceable object.
Connect EON to the systems you already run.
EON integrates with existing PLM, PIM, ERP, OMS, commerce, supplier, traceability, and partner systems rather than replacing them.
Bring product and supply chain data into EON through APIs, event-driven integrations, secure file exchange, bulk ingestion, self-service tools, and pre-built ecosystem integrations.
Start with the data you have. An integration can begin with core product data from a single system, API, partner, or flat file. Connect additional sources as requirements grow, using EON's schemas, validation, policies, and rules to identify data gaps and progressively enrich the same Digital IDs.
Ingest
Bring product, material, facility, supplier, certification, and other data into EON from enterprise systems and external partners.
Transform
Map, normalize, enrich, and transform incoming data into consistent structures that can be used across applications and product lifecycles.
Validate
Apply schemas, validation rules, business logic, and policies to validate incoming data, identify gaps, and determine whether requirements are met.
Connect
Establish relationships between products, materials, facilities, suppliers, certifications, lifecycle events, and other traceable objects.
Activate
Make trusted product data available through APIs, events, and Digital Link resolution to power Digital Product Passports, compliance, traceability, authentication, resale, repair, recycling, customer experiences, and downstream applications.
EON integrates with 90+ ecosystem partners across upstream product data, traceability, data carriers, circular services, and customer applications.
Your existing systems remain authoritative for the data they manage. EON provides the connected product layer that brings those systems, identities, relationships, attributes, and lifecycle events together.
Everything developers need to integrate with EON.
From real-time APIs to enterprise data ingestion, EON gives development teams multiple ways to connect, automate, and build. EON provides REST APIs, webhooks, bulk and file ingestion, SDKs, OpenAPI specifications, configurable schemas, sandbox environments, EPCIS capture and query, and GS1 Digital Link resolution.
Developer resources
Explore technical documentation, implementation guidance, and reference material for building with EON.
API Reference
Explore EON API resources, endpoints, request structures, responses, authentication requirements, and error models.
Getting Started
Learn the core concepts, authentication model, environments, and integration patterns needed to start building with EON.
Digital Identity
Understand EON traceable objects, product identity levels, relationships, serialization, identifiers, and data carriers.
Digital Product Passports
Learn how EON creates, enriches, retrieves, and distributes Digital Product Passport data.
Events and EPCIS
Learn how to capture and query product lifecycle and supply chain events using EON event interfaces and EPCIS.
Digital Link and Resolver
Learn how identifiers and data carriers resolve to Digital Product Passports, experiences, services, and machine-readable resources.
Schemas
Understand how EON structures, validates, and extends product, material, facility, supplier, and related data.
Integrations
Learn how to connect EON with PLM, PIM, ERP, OMS, commerce, supplier, traceability, and partner systems.
Code Examples
Start with practical examples and reference integration patterns.
Release Notes
Review new APIs, platform capabilities, improvements, and changes.
Questions developers ask first.
EON is an enterprise product identity and Digital Product Passport platform. It creates persistent digital identities for products and other traceable objects and connects those identities with product data, materials, supply chain information, lifecycle events, and data carriers.
Developers use EON APIs, events, schemas, Digital Link resolution, and integration services to build Digital Product Passports, traceability, compliance, authentication, resale, repair, recycling, and connected product experiences.
A Digital Product Passport, or DPP, is a digital record that makes information about a product available throughout its lifecycle. Depending on regulatory requirements and the product category, this can include product identity, materials, supply chain information, sustainability information, compliance data, certifications, and lifecycle information.
EON provides the identity, data, integration, event, and resolution capabilities needed to create and operate Digital Product Passports at scale.
A traceable object is a uniquely identifiable entity in EON that can be connected with data, relationships, lifecycle events, and data carriers.
Traceable objects can include materials, material batches, products, product batches, and serialized items. This allows organizations to manage traceability at the level of granularity appropriate for each use case.
EON supports identities at multiple levels of granularity, including products, product batches, serialized items, materials, and material batches.
This allows organizations to establish identity and traceability without requiring every product or supply chain process to operate at serialized item level.
Yes. EON can work with existing enterprise and standards-based identifiers and associate them with EON traceable objects. Organizations can preserve identifiers from existing systems while using EON to connect those identities with data carriers, product data, relationships, lifecycle events, Digital Product Passports, and connected services.
The EON API is used to create and manage product identities, build and distribute Digital Product Passports, capture and query product lifecycle events, resolve QR codes and NFC tags to digital experiences, and power resale, repair, warranty, authentication, and recycling services.
Yes. EON can associate data carriers such as QR codes, NFC tags, and RFID with traceable objects including materials, material batches, products, product batches, and serialized items.
The data carrier can then connect the physical object to its digital identity, data, Digital Product Passport, lifecycle history, or connected services.
No. EON is designed to integrate with existing enterprise systems rather than replace them.
Product, supply chain, and transactional data can continue to originate in systems such as PLM, PIM, ERP, OMS, commerce platforms, supplier systems, and traceability platforms. EON connects this information to persistent product identities and makes it usable across Digital Product Passports, lifecycle events, compliance, and connected product services.
Developers can integrate with EON using REST APIs, event-driven interfaces, webhooks, bulk and file-based data exchange, configurable schemas, and other integration services.
The appropriate integration pattern depends on the source system, data volume, latency requirements, and business workflow.
Yes. EON supports GS1 Digital Link as part of its product identification and resolution capabilities, allowing standardized product identifiers to connect to digital resources, experiences, and machine-readable information.
EON supports GS1 EPCIS 2.0 for standards-based capture and exchange of supply chain and product lifecycle events.
EPCIS enables organizations and ecosystem partners to represent what happened to an object, when it happened, where it happened, and the business context associated with the event.
EON provides the product identity, data management, interoperability, lifecycle event, data carrier, and resolution capabilities needed to create and operate Digital Product Passports.
The platform is designed to support requirements established through the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation and the evolving standards and delegated requirements that define Digital Product Passports for specific product categories.
