The information contents of the Interoperability Platform can be browsed and downloaded for one’s own use without applying for access rights.
These instructions apply only to organisations that wish to publish their own information contents to the Interoperability Platform.
How an organisation joins the Interoperability Platform
The platform is joined by accepting the terms of use and requesting the Digital and Population Data Services Agency to grant the organisation access rights for the Interoperability Platform.
Send an email to yhteentoimivuus@dvv.fi, in which you provide your organisation’s name, the main user’s name and state that you agree to be bound by the terms of use.
If the organisation is approved as a contributor for the Interoperability Platform, Interoperability Platform support will add the organisation to the access rights management of the Interoperability Platform.
Before the organisation can be added, the main user must register their Eduuni-ID in the Interoperability Platform. See more detailed instructions for registering the Eduuni-IDs.
When the organisation has been created, Interoperability Platform support will notify the main user by email.
The main user fills in the other information about the organisation in Access rights management and grants access rights to other users in their organisation.
The number of main users has not been limited. It is recommended to have at least two main users in the organisation because of employee substitution practices.
The access rights to use to the Interoperability Platform are managed through the Access rights management applicationOpens in a new window.. The purpose of Access rights management is to enable the main user of the organisation that has joined the platform to independently give access rights to content contributors and other main users in their organisation. More detailed user instructions for Access rights management can be found in a separate set of instructions.
