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EU Data Act

🇪🇺 Regulation (EU) 2023/2854

EU Data Act

Data access and portability obligations for connected products, covering access by design, user data sharing and cloud switching.

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Overview

The EU Data Act (Regulation (EU) 2023/2854) brings new data obligations for connected products: users must be able to access the data their product generates, share it with third parties, and switch between cloud services — with "access by design".

We help determine whether your product is in scope, verify the Art. 3 access-by-design requirement, and compile the user information disclosure checklist and technical evidence.

Scope of testing & assessment

Who / what it's for

🚗Vehicles / in-car
🏠Smart home
🏭Industrial equipment
🌾Agricultural machinery
⚕️Health devices
🔌Connected appliances

Why it matters

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Deadline approaching

The Data Act applies from 12 Sep 2025, with obligations phasing in.

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Data portability

User data access and portability are the new compliance focus.

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Documentation first

Access by design needs verifiable technical and documentary evidence.

Our service process

  1. 1
    Scope confirmation

    Clarify the product type, target markets and applicable clauses, and define the tests and documents needed.

  2. 2
    Standard alignment

    Map the product's current state to the standard's requirements and produce a gap analysis.

  3. 3
    Assessment & testing

    Run the test plan and process audit; add penetration testing and fuzzing where needed.

  4. 4
    Evidence review

    Consolidate results and evidence, map each item to a clause, and form an auditable record.

  5. 5
    Report & roadmap

    Deliver the report and improvement recommendations; for markets that require filing, help prepare the submission.

Typical deliverables

Not sure which regulations apply to your product?

Tell us the product type and target markets and we will come back with the applicable clauses, test scope and timeline.

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