[WG-UMA] Draft Profile for UK Pensions Dashboards
Kenneth May
All,
Eve mentioned that she was expecting a new profile contribution to support the UK Pensions Dashboards Programme.
This initiative is one of enormous ambition and has a real social purpose. Origo has created a profile of UMA to support the specific requirements of this use case. This was authored for us by Mike Pegman, who some of you may know.
We are pleased to now contribute this profile to the UMA Working Group for consideration. We hope that the group is encouraged about the use of UMA in a project of national importance and international interest that will benefit millions of people.
The draft profile we have supplied is a result of many years of collaborative work between Origo, the UK Government’s Department for Work Pensions (DWP), the UK’s Government Digital Service and others (including some UMA working group members) to develop and
demonstrate the architecture. We are proud to have worked with Industry and Government stakeholders in developing a truly world-class solution using UMA.
I have attached 4 documents.
A short introductory Background document that describes the context. This also explains why we are asking the working group to accept and progress this contribution as a matter of some urgency.
A Design Document to accompany the draft UMA profile. This document:
- provides the context, rationale and explanations for the non-normative aspects of the Pensions Dashboard profile and the ecosystem digital architecture being proposed;
- explains important design decisions;
- provides guidance on what we believe is required from UMA vendors/implementers that will facilitate onboarding of pensions providers and in doing so create a market for UMA.
The draft Profile Document with three sections:
- Section 1 for the Pensions Dashboard UMA Grant draft profile;
- Section 2 for the Pensions Dashboard UMA FedAuthz draft profile;
- Section 3 for wider security considerations.
There are sequence diagrams embedded in the Design Document to illustrate and explain each flow. If you would like to view / edit these separately then this can be done using the links in the attached
Sequence Diagrams document.
My colleague, Ian Muir, and I will join today’s call. We would be happy to explain some of the history and background to the group.
We look forward to speaking with you shortly.
With best wishes,
Ken
Kenneth May
Chief Architect
Origo Services Ltd
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