Right to Repair Directive — EU 2024/1799

Who it affects

Electronics and appliance manufacturers selling in the EU — including smartphones, washing machines, TVs, and other products subject to ecodesign repairability requirements.

What it requires

EU Directive 2024/1799 must be implemented by Member States by July 31, 2026. Manufacturers must support repair by making repair documentation, spare parts information, and diagnostic tools accessible. The ESPR DPP system integrates Right to Repair information via QR code on the product.

How QRStandard helps

QR on product linking to live repair manuals and spare parts documentation. Update as repair info or supported models change — without reprinting packaging. Audit trail records every document update for compliance evidence.

What you get

The infrastructure behind every compliant QR code

PrintOnce Redirect

Print once. Update forever.

The QR code is affixed to the product at the factory. The URL behind it is managed from your dashboard. Your documentation server changes — the code on the product does not.

Document Hosting

Upload your document. No server needed.

Attach a PDF manual, safety datasheet, or certificate directly to the QR code. No external hosting required — your document is stored in the EU and served instantly on scan.

Audit Trail

Every change logged for inspection.

Every destination change is recorded: timestamp, previous URL, new URL, and the user who made it. Export as CSV for regulatory inspection documentation in seconds. Immutable by design.

Bulk Generation

Thousands of codes. One CSV upload.

Upload serial numbers and destination URLs. Download a ZIP of print-ready QR codes. No per-scan fees — ever. No infrastructure to maintain on your side.

Start your Right to Repair registry today.

Start your Registry — first 3 codes free. No credit card required. EU-hosted, GDPR compliant by design.

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First 3 dynamic codes free · No scan caps · No code expiry

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