specification: API Evangelist Partner Resource Index specificationVersion: '0.1' provider: Platformable providerId: platformable created: '2026-07-31' modified: '2026-07-31' tags: - API Governance - Data Governance - Ecosystems - Open Banking - Digital Health - Traceability - Standards - Research description: >- Standards, governance frameworks, models, dashboards, datasets and open code published by Platformable that API Evangelist can reference, cite and link to. Compiled 2026-07-31 by crawling platformable.com (sitemap + product pages + framework posts) and the github.com/platformable organization, as the reference half of the partnership logged in engagements/mark-boyd.md. Every entry below was observed on a live page or in the GitHub API response on that date. x-evidence: method: crawl crawled: '2026-07-31' sources: - https://platformable.com/sitemap.xml - https://platformable.com/understand - https://platformable.com/products/api-governance - https://platformable.com/products/data-governance - https://platformable.com/products/datasets - https://platformable.com/products/open-banking - https://platformable.com/blog/measuring-the-value-of-open-ecosystems-1-our-model - https://platformable.com/blog/health-data-governance-framework - https://api.github.com/orgs/platformable/repos caveats: - >- The published sitemap lists 67 URLs and its newest lastmod is 2024-12; several products referenced from live pages (open-banking-accelerator, the digital health maturity dashboard, the traceability ecosystem site, academy.platformable.com) are NOT in it. Treat the sitemap as partial, not as the site index. - >- Licensing is unstated on almost everything. Only two GitHub repos declare a license (0BSD) and no framework page names a license. Do not describe any of this as "open" without asking Mark. - >- Most product pages read "join the waiting list" rather than offering a live purchase. Availability claims below reflect the page as observed, not a commitment. frameworks: - name: Open Ecosystem Value Model kind: Model url: https://platformable.com/blog/measuring-the-value-of-open-ecosystems-1-our-model description: >- Platformable's core intellectual property and the frame Mark works from. Defines an open ecosystem as "a network of equitable participation opportunities that allow stakeholders to co-create, collaborate, complement, and/or compete" over shared APIs and infrastructure, and models it as three elements — stakeholders, their relationships, and the infrastructure. Assessment approach is taxonomy definition, data modeling, open-standards usage, value network analysis and ecosystem mapping. audience: Digital infrastructure policy leads, API providers, regulators, community advocates series: >- Article 1 of a series; later parts cover why APIs are central, stakeholder relationship types, why measuring value matters, and per-domain value flows (open banking, digital government, public health, circular economy). license: unstated reference_value: >- The demand-side counterpart to the Kin Score. Kin measures what a provider ships; this measures what an ecosystem produces. Cite when framing why a supply-side score is not the whole picture. - name: Platformable API Governance Model kind: Model url: https://platformable.com/products/api-governance description: >- Maps how APIs are built and managed inside an organization against industry best practice. Published as a diagram on the product page; the page carries no prose decomposition of the components. The page anchors its definition on Arnaud Lauret's — "API governance is enabling and facilitating people to work together on the right APIs." license: unstated reference_value: >- Directly adjacent to the API Evangelist governance body of work. Ask Mark for the component breakdown before citing specifics — the diagram is the only public statement of it. - name: Health Data Governance Framework kind: Framework url: https://platformable.com/blog/health-data-governance-framework description: >- A two-phase framework (six components in phase 1, five in phase 2) for using health data in a secure, safe, ethical and equitable manner. Reviewed by the WHO per the post. Positioned against the European Health Data Space (EHDS) as the regulatory driver. references: - European Health Data Space (EHDS) - WHO audience: Health professionals, data practitioners, policy-makers, researchers license: unstated reference_value: >- Pairs with the healthcare sector work and the regulations site. Note the FHIR gap — this framework is governance-of-data, not an interface standard. - name: Data Justice Principles kind: Framework url: https://platformable.com/blog/data-justice-in-health-data-governance description: >- Article 2 of the "Data Governance for Digital Health Ecosystems" series; positioned as sitting at the core of the health data governance framework. license: unstated - name: Agri-food data governance code of practice (CSA Group) kind: CodeOfPractice url: null status: in-progress description: >- Mark is the seed-document writer for a Canadian agri-food data governance code of practice for CSA Group (Canada's Standards Association) — he writes the shoulds and shalls, an industry committee debates it for roughly a year, then it evolves toward a standard. Not yet public. Source is the 2026-07-31 conversation, not the website. x-evidence: conversations/transcripts/2026-07-31-mark-boyd.md reference_value: >- The template for the standards-report -> standards-body -> Mark-builds-the-tool play. Watch for publication; it is the first end-to-end proof of the partnership pattern. dashboards_and_reports: - name: OBOF Trends Report kind: Report url: https://platformable.com/products/open-banking cadence: quarterly description: >- Quarterly open banking / open finance market analysis — market dynamics, pricing, regulation, technology and product innovation, with country-level data, visualizations and spreadsheets. Subscription includes quarterly analyst calls. A free sample report (Q2 2024) was downloadable. coverage: >- Backed by a proprietary global database of bank APIs, described on the page as the best global coverage of banks' APIs. note: >- The page does not enumerate which standards it tracks (PSD2, Berlin Group, UK Open Banking, FDX, CDR); it references regulatory updates generically. Confirm with Mark before claiming coverage of a named standard. - name: Open Banking Accelerator kind: Dashboard url: https://platformable.com/products/open-banking-accelerator description: Ecosystem monitoring dashboard for open banking. - name: Global Digital Health Policy Maturity Dashboard kind: Dashboard url: https://platformable.com/products/Global-Digital-Health-Policy-Maturity-Dashboard description: Tracks digital health policy maturity globally. - name: API Industry Trends Report kind: Report url: https://platformable.com/contact-us description: Platformable's API industry trends report; the page routes to contact rather than a product page. - name: Traceability Ecosystem Mapping kind: Dashboard url: https://platformable.com/understand description: >- A dynamic ecosystem website for traceability, alongside agri-food data and digital ecosystem mapping. Traceability is Platformable's newest sector focus. repo: https://github.com/platformable/traceabilitywebsite datasets: - name: Open Banking / Open Finance data_points: 112 access: download, Stripe purchase, enterprise sales status: available url: https://platformable.com/products/datasets - name: API Industry data_points: 58 access: download, Stripe purchase status: available url: https://platformable.com/products/datasets - name: Open Health data_points: 200 access: waiting list status: coming-soon url: https://platformable.com/products/datasets - name: Government APIs data_points: 200 access: waiting list status: coming-soon url: https://platformable.com/products/datasets - name: Privacy Technology data_points: 120 access: waiting list status: coming-soon url: https://platformable.com/products/datasets x-datasets-note: >- Each dataset has a specification sheet. Formats, update frequency and licensing are not stated on the page. Platformable will also customize a dataset or design one to a client's own data governance model. These five are the most direct overlap with the API Evangelist catalog — Government APIs and API Industry in particular are cohorts apis.io already scores, and Open Health/Privacy are cohorts it does not. Worth a explicit comparison pass before either side publishes overlapping numbers. training: - name: Health Data Governance (self-paced) url: https://academy.platformable.com/bundle/health-data-governance status: purchasable description: Online self-paced course with exercises, handouts and materials. - name: API Governance self-paced LMS url: https://platformable.com/products/api-governance status: waiting-list description: 3-hour training course with exercises, handouts and materials. - name: API Governance virtual LMS url: https://platformable.com/products/api-governance status: waiting-list description: Online or on-site workshop series, 4 sessions x 2 hours, with group exercises. - name: API Governance Systems App url: https://platformable.com/products/api-governance status: waiting-list description: Browser app for collecting, maintaining and updating governance components. - name: Data Governance Systems App url: https://platformable.com/products/data-governance status: waiting-list description: Browser app for the equivalent data governance components. - name: API / Data Governance Mentoring url: https://platformable.com/products/api-governance status: waiting-list description: Process review, team skills mapping, maturity roadmap development. open_code: x-note: >- 44 public repositories in github.com/platformable as of 2026-07-31. Only two declare a license (0BSD). Most carry no description. Listed below are the ones with reference value to API Evangelist; the rest are website, CMS and client-project repos. repositories: - name: data-governance-toolkit url: https://github.com/platformable/data-governance-toolkit why: The toolkit behind the data governance framework and the governance systems app. - name: api-harmonizer url: https://github.com/platformable/api-harmonizer description: >- "A simple test app to compare multiple, different OAS documents for similarities and differences in what fields are filled in, and what data models are used." why: >- Direct overlap with the API Commons tooling and with the refined OpenAPI corpus — this is cross-spec comparison, which is exactly the shape of the conformance question. Highest-value repo in the org for us. - name: api-harmonizer-spread url: https://github.com/platformable/api-harmonizer-spread why: Spreadsheet companion to the harmonizer. - name: apiplaybook url: https://github.com/platformable/apiplaybook why: Likely the artifact behind the open digital ecosystem playbook Mark named as his next big piece. - name: ecosystem-thinking url: https://github.com/platformable/ecosystem-thinking why: The ecosystem model as code. - name: apidayslandscape url: https://github.com/platformable/apidayslandscape why: >- The APIdays landscape. Relevant to both the APIdays partnership and the API Evangelist landscape/market reports. - name: apidaysserver url: https://github.com/platformable/apidaysserver why: Backend for the APIdays landscape. - name: api-security-landscape-frontend url: https://github.com/platformable/api-security-landscape-frontend why: API security landscape — overlaps the security artifacts and the cybersecurity market report. - name: apisecuritylandscapeserver url: https://github.com/platformable/apisecuritylandscapeserver why: Backend for the security landscape. - name: api-privacy-landscape-frontend url: https://github.com/platformable/api-privacy-landscape-frontend why: API privacy landscape — a cohort apis.io does not currently cut. - name: api-privacy-landscape-server url: https://github.com/platformable/api-privacy-landscape-server why: Backend for the privacy landscape. - name: generic-landscape url: https://github.com/platformable/generic-landscape why: The reusable landscape engine underneath the named landscapes. - name: obofvaluetool url: https://github.com/platformable/obofvaluetool why: Open banking / open finance value tool — the value model made operational. - name: platformableobvtool url: https://github.com/platformable/platformableobvtool description: Platformable Open Banking Value Tool why: Earlier open banking value tool. - name: openbankingvalue url: https://github.com/platformable/openbankingvalue why: Open banking value data/model. - name: charts url: https://github.com/platformable/charts description: Platformable Trends Report Charts why: The chart layer behind the trends reports. - name: pricingtool url: https://github.com/platformable/pricingtool why: Pricing analysis tool — overlaps the plans/pricing artifacts in the catalog. overlap_with_api_evangelist: complementary: - >- DEMAND vs SUPPLY. Platformable measures ecosystem value and policy maturity; API Evangelist measures what a provider actually ships. The two do not compete and read well together. - >- Country and policy coverage. Mark has country-level open banking and digital health policy data that the catalog does not carry; Kin has per-provider artifacts Mark does not. - >- Sector reach. Traceability, agri-food and digital health policy are Platformable's; the API catalog, Kin Score and standards profiling are Kin's. watch_for_collision: - >- API Industry Trends Report / API Industry dataset (58 data points) vs the API Evangelist market and landscape reports. Closest point of overlap — worth an explicit diff before either publishes. - >- Government APIs dataset (200 data points, coming soon) vs the CKAN/DKAN inventory and EU/state government coverage already in the catalog. - >- API security landscape vs the security artifacts and the cybersecurity market report.