SPG Product Application and Prequalification
A service provider applies for a combination of a SPG and a product type with a specific procuring system operator.
The service provider will have to apply for the combination of a SPG and a product type for every procuring system operator they want to deliver to. The system operator will assess if a prequalification or a verification is needed, and simplify if certain conditions are met.
Prerequisites
- The service provider is registered and approved by the flexibility information system operator.
- The service provider has registered the Service Providing Group.
Completion
Applications are marked complete by the procuring system operator, and they
are meant to be processed in chronological order based on the resulting
complete_at timestamps. An application is considered still complete in the
system when neither it nor its group has been updated since last time the PSO
considered it complete. This means any change to an application or the
underlying SPG requires the PSO to check changes and mark it complete again.
Prequalification checks
The procedure for prequalifying a SPG will differ based on what product types the SP is applying for. The checks also might differ based on the composition of the SPG.
Also note that the service provider has been vetted as part of the registration process.
The following is a list of types-of-checks that might be relevant for the prequalification.
- The SPG has the necessary technical capabilities to deliver the product type.
- The Service provider has applied for offering services to the SO for the specific product type as part of the service provider product application process.
- Activation test
Sequence
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