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We provide more information about what reporting standards are, what’s changing, and what this means for pension providers and schemes preparing for dashboards.

This sets out our proposals to update the reporting standards to implement routine daily reporting of data to MaPS via API.

In this blog we provide information about data preparation for pensions dashboards, such as why high-quality data and a robust data matching approach are important, what providers and schemes need to do, and where to find guidance and support.

PDP are looking at how to best support the delivery of private sector dashboards, including how to best apply the industry participant approach.

Our December 2025 progress update report has been published. In this short video, PDP's Principal highlights the latest programme developments and looks ahead to what's coming in 2026.

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has reported on the positive progress of testing with its pensions dashboard as part of its latest update.

As pension providers and schemes throughout the UK prepare for dashboards, many are discovering that the benefits of investing in data quality go beyond compliance with dashboards duties. Getting member data in good order is crucial to the success of pensions dashboards, as we explain in this blog.

Although most people will be able to use pensions dashboards, there are some practical reasons that will limit some people’s ability to access dashboards, or change their experience of using them.

There's now under a year until the final connection deadline for pensions dashboards – 31 October 2026. Over the next 12 months, it's important we keep up momentum and work together to reach full connection. Here we answer your frequently asked questions about connecting to the pensions dashboards ecosystem.