Actors
Platform Operator · Identifier governance owner · External identifier authority · Developer
Govern namespace uniqueness, persistence, collision detection, supersession and the rule that identifiers are never silently reused.
A clear negative boundary is part of the product definition.
The module is not treated as a black box; its authority and evidence responsibilities are visible.
Platform Operator · Identifier governance owner · External identifier authority · Developer
Identity/context, versioned business data, policy inputs and external-source references as applicable.
Versioned decision/data/evidence artifacts with correlation and provenance.
Qualified by data domain; external authority is not absorbed through integration.
The semantic registry prevents architecture vocabulary from drifting between portals and integration contracts.
| ID | Object | Authority | Repository role | API | Architecture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OBJ-001 | Thing | Domain-qualified | Thing Master | Resolver API | P01/P03 |
| OBJ-002 | Product | Economic operator / applicable authority | Thing Master | DPP API | P03/P04 |
| OBJ-003 | Model | Official identifier domain | Thing Master | Resolver API | P03 |
| OBJ-004 | Batch | Official identifier domain | Thing Master | Resolver API | P03 |
| OBJ-005 | Item | Official identifier domain | Thing Master | Resolver API | P03/P04 |
| OBJ-006 | Official Identifier | External / scheme authority | External source + alias map | Resolver API | P01/P03 |
Where the module changes a material state, the transition grammar applies.
The public API package is a reference contract; actual deployment availability must be confirmed by release/environment.
GET /v1/... POST /v1/... event.*
Publish support only for the exact version/profile/environment that has supporting evidence.
Standards are shown with status and implementation wording so reference mapping is not mistaken for assessed conformity.
| Reference | Status | OJEU | Impact | Implementation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU 2024/1781 | IN FORCE | N/A | DPP regulatory profile; lifecycle; authority boundaries | TRACKED |
| EU 2026/1736 | IN FORCE | OJEU PUBLISHED | Standards status and public wording | TRACKED |
| EN 18216:2026 | HARMONISED | OJEU CITED | Integration protocol mapping | MAPPED |
| EN 18219:2026 | HARMONISED | OJEU CITED | Identifier governance / resolver | MAPPED |
| EN 18220:2026 | HARMONISED | OJEU CITED | QR/NFC/data-carrier experience | MAPPED |
Related modules are linked explicitly rather than hidden behind one monolithic platform claim.
Resolve official identifiers, correlate aliases and extend assurance without redefining the authoritative product identifier.
Apply versioned product-group profiles, authoring controls and registry orchestration while keeping external legal authorities authoritative.
Represent roles, responsibilities and verifiable assertions as source-aware, evidence-backed records with lifecycle and dispute handling.
Resolve authoritative identifiers, correlate governed aliases and maintain stable item/model/batch context without redefining the official identifier.
Align product-group applicability, authority boundaries, portal journeys, integration contracts and evidence before committing to production claims.