Digital Data Safety Platform (DDSP) is a cloud-based digital application platform in which safety, inspections, certificates, documents, notifications, and services come together in one system. It is intended to bring everything that is often spread across different parties together in one clear place.

DDSP is intended for citizens, households, businesses, inspectors, auditors, service providers, insurers, and government entities. A citizen can see, among other things, their profile, registered objects, documents, certificates, inspections, notifications, reports, payments, complaints, and reminders.

No. DDSP does not replace ministries, inspection services, or regulators. It is intended to help connect existing processes better and make them digitally transparent.

DDSP helps address scattered documents, duplicate registrations, forgotten inspections, fragmented information, and unclear follow-up. It makes processes more structured and easier to control.

The 8 categories are: Fire Safety, Food Safety & Hygiene, Electrical Safety, Technical Systems Inspection, Water Quality & Inspection, Health & Public Safety, Building & Facility Compliance, and Environment & Waste Compliance.

No. But looking at Dubai’s recent digital direction, DDSP strongly aligns with it, which makes Dubai a potential market initially moving to wider UAE and then further expansion into the GCC.

A user creates an account, it is checked and verified, and then gets access to a personal or business category within the platform.

Yes. You can also use your UAE PASS as a Single Sign-on (SSO).

Yes. DDSP can show automatic reminders for scheduled inspections, maintenance, document renewals, and certificate expiry.

Yes. Users can submit requests through the platform. Inspections are carried out by authorized inspectors or certified service providers, not by DDSP itself. After the inspection, findings, photos, and reports are stored digitally in the file.

Yes. DDSP supports report requests and verifications, for example for vehicles, objects, machines, or companies.

Within DDSP, documents are only recognized as valid if they have been created, submitted, and validated through the platform by authorized and accredited parties.

No. The business plan specifically states that scanned PDFs or manual uploads outside the official DDSP chain are not recognized as legally valid certificates.

Within DDSP, a certificate can be linked to a verification link or QR code, a digital or cryptographic signature, a timestamp, and audit logs.

SOS is an emergency and incident function through which relevant information (location, emergency contacts, limited medical info) can be quickly shared with authorized parties during an emergency.

No. It is a complete emergency channel with activation, location tracking, an emergency profile, contact alerts, and incident logging.

SOS can register an emergency signal, share location, alert emergency contacts, make a limited medical profile available, and digitally record the incident.

No. Only a limited and relevant medical snapshot is shared for emergency assistance, not the full medical file.

No. DDSP works with role-based access. Users only see the information that functionally belongs to their specific role.

Yes. DDSP includes document management for certificates, inspection reports, contracts, supporting documents, and other relevant files.