Our ecosystem model distinguishes the Data Rights Holder, data provider and data consumer.
European regulation
Data Act
A European legal framework for fair access to and use of data, cloud switching and interoperability.
Why it matters
A shared foundation for collaboration at scale.
The Data Act changes who can access and use data generated by connected products and services. It also introduces requirements for fair sharing conditions, switching between data-processing services and interoperability within and between data spaces.
Make data rights and participant roles explicit
Express access and use conditions clearly
Support portability and interoperable interfaces
Retain evidence of agreements and execution
How we support and align
From standard to demonstrable design choices.
We deliberately distinguish architectural alignment, implementation and formal conformity.
Access and usage conditions can be modelled, applied and evidenced throughout an exchange.
API-first, cloud-agnostic architecture supports portability and limits avoidable lock-in.
We maintain the regulation as verified context; this is not a claim of legal certification.
Primary source
Read the standard in its original context.
The external source remains authoritative for the current text, scope and version status.
Apply it in your context