Navigating the UK's New Digital Mandates
Cellebris provides the API, Data, and Web infrastructure required for compliance with the Data Act 2025, Smart Data Schemes, and GOV.UK One Login integration.
Transform compliance risk into competitive advantage.
The Challenge
The Data Act 2025 mandates new data standards and integration points that challenge legacy infrastructure and expose you to regulatory failure.
The DUA Act clarifies ADM (Article 22) but requires precise audit trails to demonstrate "meaningful human involvement" for AI compliance.
Lacking cross-sector technical standards compromises interoperability, risking technical fragmentation and missing the projected £27.8B economic uplift. [1, 2]
The critical GOV.UK One Login system lost its security trustmark, raising concerns about the security and resilience of public sector integration. [3]
Mandatory Smart Data schemes (Energy, Open Finance) are moving from consultation to statutory regulation, requiring rapid technical readiness. [4]
The Cost of Inaction
Failing to implement the DUA Act's data sharing mandates means missing out on a multi-billion pound economic uplift.
Our Solution
We architect and deploy the compliant API, governance, and identity infrastructure needed to meet statutory obligations and capture new market opportunities.
Build Open Banking-like APIs to satisfy mandatory data portability and consumer data sharing requirements (e.g., Open Finance, PumpWatch).
Preparation and implementation support for obtaining the DVS Trust Mark and meeting the new standards set by the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes (OfDIA).
Implementation of data flows and monitoring agents that establish "meaningful human involvement" audit trails, ensuring DUA Act compliance for AI systems.
We help define and implement unified data standards critical for achieving interoperability across different Smart Data schemes (Energy, Finance, Telecommunications).
Secure integration of your public services, managing identity proofing methods like Open Banking integration, and mitigating the system's operational risks.
Architecting data transfer mechanisms compliant with the DUA Act’s constraint on the Secretary of State’s power to remove existing legal safeguards.
Comply with confidence. Compete with data.
Who is this for?
Our solutions are designed for forward-thinking institutions that need to comply with the Data Act 2025 while capturing competitive advantage.
Banks, credit unions, and fintech companies needing to comply with Open Finance mandates and integrate with Smart Data schemes for competitive advantage.
Hospitals, clinics, and health tech companies requiring secure patient data portability while maintaining GDPR and clinical governance standards.
Insurers needing automated decision-making governance, digital identity verification, and cross-sector data integration for risk assessment.
Utility companies preparing for mandatory Smart Data schemes in energy sector, requiring consumer data sharing and API standardization.
Public sector organizations implementing GOV.UK One Login integration and meeting new digital identity and data sharing requirements.
Telecom operators preparing for Smart Data schemes and needing secure data portability solutions for competitive consumer switching.
Our Approach
A structured, risk-mitigated approach to implementing new API, governance, and identity infrastructure within your business.
Deep-dive regulatory analysis to map DUA Act and Smart Data obligations to your current data architecture and operational gaps.
Design of compliant API endpoints, data models, and consent portals required for mandatory data sharing (Open Finance, Energy).
Secure integration of digital identity services (OfDIA/One Login) and deployment of ADM/research governance controls.
Rigorous testing and validation against DVS Trust Framework standards and Smart Data interoperability requirements.
Continuous monitoring and updating of your systems to adapt to evolving secondary legislation and Smart Data scheme standards.
Getting Started
We require minimal input to begin work. Our process is designed to integrate seamlessly without placing a heavy burden on your internal teams.
Introduce your key compliance, legal, and technical stakeholders so we can align on objectives and confirm the regulatory scope (e.g., Open Finance vs. Energy).
Provide documentation (if available) of your current data architecture, APIs, and relevant security standards to accelerate the integration planning.
Provision a secure, non-production environment where we can build, test, and validate the new API and identity components.
A singular focus on your primary goal, such as achieving DVS Trustmark readiness or meeting the PumpWatch statutory deadline. [1, 4]
Book a free, strategic readiness audit. We will analyze your compliance gaps and define your implementation roadmap for the new digital mandates.
