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Digital Assurance: the new digital ecosystem for data-driven certification and verification

From sustainability to traceability, digital solutions to transform data and processes into verifiable evidence that can be shared in real time

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Digital Assurance represents a new evolution of the traditional model of certification, extended and strengthened through digital solutions that enable continuous, data-driven auditing, responding to the growing complexity of processes, interconnected systems, and continuous data flows.

Through our dedicated digital platforms, we collect data flows from various sources: IoT sensors, corporate information systems, satellite images, and mobile devices. The data is analysed in real time and secured to ensure integrity, quality, and reliability. This information becomes objective evidence supporting verification and certification activities.

Depending on the service, clients can obtain digital certifications and conformity assessments available in real time, which can be integrated into their systems or shared with stakeholders. Where applicable, RINA works in synergy with qualified technology partners, while always maintaining the independence and impartiality of the verification process.
 

 

 

 

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Which regulations and standards support the Digital Assurance platform, and which sectors do they apply to?

RINA’s Digital Assurance platforms are based on international regulations and standards for the management, traceability, and verification of digital data. In the field of sustainability and decarbonisation, the main references include ISO 14064-1 and ISO 14064-2 (GHG inventories and projects), ISO 14067 (product carbon footprint), ISO 14068 (carbon neutrality), and ISO 14021 (environmental declarations and recycled content), as well as recognised methodologies such as the GHG Protocol.
These standards make the platform suitable for sectors such as manufacturing, energy-intensive industry, steel, packaging, retail, and, more generally, complex supply chains that need to demonstrate environmental claims, CO₂ reductions, or data traceability along the supply chain.

 

Is Digital Assurance aligned with the Digital Product Passport (DPP)? For which sectors?

The issuance of digital certificates is described as consistent with the path toward the Digital Product Passport and with future EU requirements; the DPP is identified as a progressive obligation in the EU for a growing number of sectors, and the platform is designed to support this evolution. The sectors mentioned as typically involved include production/manufacturing and the supply chain of physical goods.

Does Digital Assurance replace the traditional audit?

No, it complements it: the platform enables the collection and analysis of digital evidence, including in real time, which strengthens the verification/certification process and its continuity.

In which sectors are typical Digital Assurance applications already available?

The sectors where applications are already available include steel and food, in addition to use cases related to traceability, the accuracy of data flows, and support for ESG ratings/claims.

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