To provide data and dashboard providers with the information they will require to respond to the Pensions Dashboards: consultation on the draft Pensions Dashboards Regulations 2022, the Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) has updated its Data usage guide. This is not the final data standards but should provide data and dashboard providers with sufficient information to respond effectively to the consultation.
Continue reading PDP data usage guide January 2022The design standards provide information to dashboard providers, as well as data providers, about required layouts, content elements, messaging and user journeys, to ensure a consistently positive experience for users, regardless of which dashboard an individual chooses.
Continue reading PDP design standards January 2022The technical standards are what data and dashboard providers will use to interface with the central technical architecture and/or each other. They will define the open APIs for find and view, PDP’s profile of the user managed access (UMA) protocol and the format of the pension identifier (PeI).
Continue reading PDP technical standards January 2022The Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) commissioned Ipsos MORI to carry out a programme of qualitative research, to investigate the attitudes of potential dashboard users, their circumstances, behaviours and their views of the pensions dashboards concept. PDP will use these research findings to inform its development of the supporting infrastructure and data ecosystem.
Continue reading PDP qualitative summary report 2022Rather than the 12 days of Christmas, I’m looking back on 12 months of pensions dashboards. Less tuneful maybe, but certainly action packed. In fact, it feels like our feet have barely touched the ground since this time last year. So much has changed since we released the first iteration of data standards in December 2020 and the dark days of last January’s lockdown.
Continue readingRichard James, PDP programme director reflects on the achievements presented in the progress update report and looks forward to the next few months’ activity.
Continue readingPaul Noone, Head of Onboarding at the Pensions Dashboards Programme describes building an onboarding strategy for the programme and invites providers to be part of early testing.
Continue readingToday the Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) announces the successful recruitment of seven major pension organisations to its initial Alpha test phase of pensions dashboards. A number of software providers, insurers and third party administrators will work with the Programme and the successful central digital architecture supplier in the key Develop and Test phase of the programme.
Continue readingWith thousands of data providers (ie pension provider and schemes) needing to connect to the pensions dashboards ecosystem, this process will take place in stages. Our call for input on staging outlines the proposals for the order and timing of when data providers will connect to the pensions dashboard ecosystem.
Continue reading Download call for input on stagingDelivering the Pensions Dashboards Programme presents a unique opportunity to provide a product that will benefit UK pension holders, allowing them to access their pensions information online, securely and all in one place. But accessing this information requires connecting the multitude of UK pension providers, schemes and trusts to the dashboards ecosystem.
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