What is the Interoperability Ecosystem?
It enables easy and secure access to information from all Public Administrations.
How It Works
1. SEARCH
After joining the National Digital Data Platform (PDND), explore the available APIs, identify those that carry national interest data, and assess how to integrate them into services or create innovative ones.
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2. DEVELOP
Create APIs using the available tools and support channels. Consult and reuse ontologies, controlled vocabularies, and data schemas.
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3. VERIFY
Check that your APIs are syntactically correct with the help of the API OAS checker during development.
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4. PUBLISH
Publish e-services, composed of one or more APIs, in the PDND testing environment, perform tests, and make them available in the catalog.
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The Tools
Discover the key tools that support data interoperability among Public Administration entities, benefiting citizens and businesses.
National Digital Data Platform (PDND)
Ensures information exchange through APIs, verifying authentication and authorization levels for authorized entities in a simple and secure manner.
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Makes APIs published on PDND available to participating entities, allowing them to evaluate and integrate them effectively into their services.
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Also known as the National Data Catalog (NDC), it is the national semantic data catalog that allows searching and utilizing standardized resources to support the development of semantically and syntactically interoperable APIs.
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Benefits
Individuals and Businesses
Simplification of services offered to individuals and businesses
Entities
Facilitation and security of data exchange through process standardization for entities
Developers
Integration of e-services through the standards provided by the National Digital Data Platform (PDND)
Data Protection Officer (DPO)
Standardization of the process for all participants and reuse of shared resources
Interoperability Model Guidelines (ModI)
Identify the technologies and standards that Public Administrations must consider when developing their IT systems to enable interoperability.
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