Start with the parent
The Business Passport anchors the organisation, parent ECZ-ID, tier context and operating continuity.
ECZ-ID PACKAGES & OUTCOME PACKS
ECZ-ID packages combine the parent Business Passport, relevant child passports, add-ons, setup routes and Resolver proof around a specific business problem: agent reliance, vendor onboarding, software supply chain accountability, counterparty proof, regulated operations, commercial release, dispute reduction or machine-readable review.
The package route is designed to make the right operating surface easier to review, easier to route and easier to re-check before reliance. TrustOps handles acquisition and setup. The ECZ-ID backend controls state. Resolver projects the public answer.
INSTANT VALUE
Start with the Business Passport, choose the reliance problem, select the package route, attach the required child passports and add-ons, let backend-controlled state activate, then re-check Resolver before reliance.
The Business Passport anchors the organisation, parent ECZ-ID, tier context and operating continuity.
Select the reliance problem: agents, MCP, vendors, DORA, SBOM, counterparty proof, release, procurement, infrastructure or commercial outcomes.
Packages group the right operating route so the buyer does not have to assemble every passport and add-on manually.
Child passports, add-ons, binding routes and setup artefacts attach to the correct organisation context.
The ECZ-ID backend controls entitlement, binding, lifecycle state, downgrade, suspension, revocation and public Resolver output.
Humans, agents, platforms, insurers, procurement teams and policy systems can re-check current public proof before reliance.
WHY PACKAGES MATTER
A business might need agent accountability, vendor review, software evidence, cyber posture, counterparty proof, package release, procurement evidence, DORA readiness, SBOM liability support, construction evidence or infrastructure operator review. Each problem needs a different combination of identity, authority, state, custody, evidence and Resolver proof.
Packages make ECZ-ID easier to buy and easier to understand. They group the relevant parent tier, child passports, add-ons, setup route and public proof boundary into a single commercial path.
CHOOSE THE PACKAGE ROUTE
Agent / MCP first route
For agent operators, MCP providers, developers, platform teams and buyers who need agent or tool posture to be easier to review before reliance.
Counterparty proof
For websites, platforms, suppliers, merchants, APIs and counterparties that need a stronger machine-readable public proof route.
Supplier and buyer review
For buyers, suppliers, procurement teams and platforms that need cleaner evidence, eligibility and review routes before supplier reliance.
Operational resilience
For financial services, ICT providers, operational-resilience teams and vendor-risk owners that need clearer current-state vendor posture.
Software evidence
For software suppliers, APIs, platforms, procurement teams, insurers and cyber reviewers that need clearer software and supply-chain accountability.
Outcome-led buying
For teams that want to start from the commercial outcome: release money, reduce disputes, improve eligibility, unlock review or reduce blocked reliance.
HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT ROUTE
Use the Business Passport page when the buyer needs to understand the ECZ-ID parent identity spine before choosing packages.
Open Business Passport pageUse the Agent Credential & KYA page when the buyer is operating, selling, reviewing or relying on agents.
Open Agent / KYA pageUse the MCP Resolver Posture page when the buyer needs a server, tool, API, package or provider surface to be easier to review.
Open MCP pageUse the Corridors page when the buyer is unsure and needs a guided map across infrastructure, software, supply chain, mobility, procurement and commercial routes.
Open CorridorsUse TrustOps when the buyer is ready to browse parent passports, child passports, packages and add-ons from one acquisition surface.
Open full catalogueUse Developer Gateway when the buyer or technical team needs schemas, route indexes, examples and integration guidance.
Open Developer GatewayPUBLIC PROOF BOUNDARY
This website explains and routes. TrustOps handles acquisition, setup, payment and lifecycle. The ECZ-ID backend controls entitlement, binding and current state. Resolver is the public proof surface for read-only re-checks.
A package is not a blanket safety claim, platform approval, compliance guarantee or proof that every related object is acceptable. It is a guided route that connects the right operating surfaces to the right ECZ-ID context.
HOW IT WORKS
Decide whether the issue is agent review, MCP posture, vendor onboarding, DORA, SBOM, counterparty proof, release, procurement, dispute or infrastructure accountability.
The Business Passport anchors the accountable organisation and provides the parent context for downstream ECZ-ID routes.
The package groups the relevant passports, add-ons, setup path and Resolver-facing proof boundary for the buyer’s problem.
TrustOps handles acquisition, setup, customer access and lifecycle control. It does not locally decide public proof state.
Resolver output depends on backend-owned activation and lifecycle state. Checkout, website copy and local files do not become proof by themselves.
Humans, agents, insurers, platforms, procurement teams and policy systems can re-check Resolver before access, review, adoption or reliance.
MACHINE-READABLE ROUTE
The best package route should be clear to buyers, developers, agents, procurement systems, insurers, platforms and AI governance workflows. Each surface should be able to understand what the package is for, where setup happens and where proof is checked.
Use TrustOps for acquisition and lifecycle. Use Resolver for public proof checks. Use Developer Gateway for schemas, examples, route indexes, `.well-known` patterns and integration guidance.
NEXT STEP
Open TrustOps to review the package catalogue, or start from Commercial Outcome Packs when the buyer’s priority is release, eligibility, evidence, dispute reduction or blocked reliance.