Pensions dashboards: information for data providers

UK-based pension providers, schemes, trusts and administration software providers operating on their behalf, will all supply data to the pensions dashboards ecosystem.

For this to work, data providers need to:

prepare data for connection
create the appropriate find and view interfaces
ensure they are operating within the necessary standards and regulations

To support data providers in their preparations, the following content contains further detail about what providers need to do, relevant detail on timing and how the ecosystem will work. We will add to these resources, as the programme progresses.

Key dates for providers

With a diagram showing the key dates for data providers plus detail on the programme activity over the next six months that will feed into provider activity, our key dates will help providers know when they need to take action.

Steps to connection

We’ve set out what data providers need to do to connect to dashboards within each phase of the programme in our steps to connection.

Identity service

Our identity service hub provides you with all you need to know about how we will prove users are who they say they are, within the pensions dashboards ecosystem. We explain more about how verification and authentication work, plus PDP’s approach to sourcing an identity service.

Data standards

Our introduction to data standards provides an overview of how data will flow through the ecosystem. With an introduction to both find and view data, it also contains the full data standards guide for initial dashboards.

Ecosystem

We explain each part of the ecosystem, so you can understand the part it plays in making pensions dashboards work.

Staging call for input

Developed with input from our delivery partners, our staging proposals represent the latest thinking on the order and timing of when data providers (ie pension providers and schemes) will connect to the pensions dashboard ecosystem.

Our Call for input from pension providers, third-party administrators and software providers, consumer groups and other stakeholders is an opportunity to provide feedback, which will help shape the formal DWP consultation later this year.

Glossary

We try to explain everything as clearly as possible but if you ever need to check what something means, we’ve provided this glossary, which covers many of the technical terms that relate to pensions dashboards.