Organisations will be able to test how their dashboards could work from end-user and technical perspectives as part of the alpha sandbox launched by Moneyhub, an alpha partner to the Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP).

The sandbox was launched in response to high demand from pension providers, master trusts and employee benefits consultancies ahead of the April 2023 deadline, when pension providers will be required to make their data available to dashboards.

Moneyhub also noted that many organisations have begun considering offering their customers a dashboard service since the programme entered the alpha build and test phase for pensions dashboards at the end of 2021.

In light of this, it suggested that organisations can better understand the implications for them by working with alpha testing dashboard providers, and exploring the pensions dashboard alpha sandbox.

Moneyhub’s dashboard can be customised and fully integrated with clients’ existing platforms, apps and tools or, alternatively, clients can use Moneyhub’s open finance APIs and build their own front-end solution.

Access to Moneyhub’s open finance ecosystem will also allow customers to see their pensions in the wider context of all of their financial assets including investments, savings, property, mortgages.

Commenting on the launch, Moneyhub chief technology officer, Dave Tone, said: “To support organisations in understanding how pensions dashboards could work for them, from both end-user and technical perspectives, we’ve launched a public alpha sandbox.

"As well as learning about the Moneyhub solution, the sandbox will help organisations comply with and benefit from pensions dashboards.

“Providers are considering how to address this opportunity, with already stretched technology teams. Licencing Moneyhub’s solutions could enable them to easily offer their customers a dashboard.”

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