This page is about Emerging Household Energy: bringing a distributor into a household energy programme. When you finish, the distributor is registered as an authorised participant, has submitted its onboarding evidence, and can take part in distribution and reporting. It is a public checklist for implementation teams, not a description of internal test runners.
This is a design guide. It lists what onboarding must achieve and in what order, and gives nothing to run. The registration and credential steps it relies on are in Emerging Platform domain registration and Emerging Platform credential issuance.
Before you start
- You have access to the solution operator's workflow, the integration environments and the permissions you need.
- The project, organisation and agent identities are ready.
- Registry and credential issuance flows are available.
- The distributor's supporting documentation is available.
Steps
- Register the distributor's organisation as a domain, with its identity and controller details. See Domain registration and Digital identifiers.
- Submit the onboarding profile and the documentation it requires.
- Complete the verification checks and the approval workflow.
- Configure the distributor's permissions and operational roles.
- Link the distributor to the relevant project, delivery scope and reporting workflows.
- Confirm that claim submission and credential verification work for the distributor. See Credential issuance.
- Run a dry-run onboarding and check the outputs.
Check the result
Onboarding is complete when:
- the distributor can submit the records it is allowed to
- the distributor's records resolve to the expected project scope
- downstream reporting includes events linked to the distributor
Next steps
- Emerging Household Energy dMRV: the workflow the distributor takes part in.
- Household monitoring: household monitoring and operations.
- Digital vouchers: how suppliers redeem household vouchers and claim for delivery.