The data stays yours.
The rules circulate.
A dataspace is a pact of exchange between companies: each stays the owner of its own data, and circulation follows clear rules, readable by machines — who sees what, for what purpose, with what proof. It is the infrastructure on which Europe is building the exchange of industrial data, and it is the right-hand bank of the bridge.
Sovereignty, views, identity.
A dataspace rests on three pillars: the data stays with whoever generates it, each counterpart sees only what concerns them, and every participant presents a verifiable identity.
Data lives with whoever generates it
Sharing inside a dataspace means granting access for a declared purpose: ownership stays with the producer of the data, always — it is the founding principle of the whole European model.
To each counterpart its own view
The lead customer sees the agreed parameters, the authority sees conformity, the public sees the essentials: one single fact, many views governed by explicit rules. Confidentiality is part of the design.
Verifiable participants
Every actor presents itself with checkable identity and credentials: you know who you are exchanging with, at every exchange. Trust between strangers becomes a procedure, with its own proof.
The attested fact is born ready for supply chain exchange: signed, with selective views, with verifiable identities — the three requirements of the pact are already inside every event, from day one.
From the web of data you receive, not only transmit.
Supplier credentials, passports of incoming components, partner requests: everything that comes in is verified and recorded with provenance and outcome — and what is needed goes back into your systems. The circle closes where it began.
The commercial form of all this: the Passport →