The EUROLogin20 consortium has demonstrated the corresponding integration with its national eIDAS nodes in a pre-production environment and that the implemented electronic identification (eID) solution works by enabling cross-border authentication. This indicates that, through the technology used, it is possible for European citizens and businesses to digitally identify themselves for transactions or any kind of management, regardless of where they are located.

The European Commission is co-funding this project through the CEF Telecom programme managed by HaDEA. Nubilaria and headOn, from Italy and the Netherlands respectively, are part of this Action coordinated by IRTIC.

The purpose of integrating Nubilaria's eID into its EDC clinical platform through this initiative was to enable users of the platform to use their own national electronic identification schemes to access qualified parts of the process, as well as, with the increase in telemedicine studies, to allow patients to submit their data securely.

Regarding headON Cargoledger platform, it aimed for their clients being able to sign up international logistic providers to it.

Among other goals, EUROLogin2020 was conceived with the objective of adopting and using the eID Digital Services Infrastructure (DSI) and facilitating access to the services provided by the three electronic data interchange (EDI) providers to all EU citizens and businesses using their national eID with the aim of ensuring cross-border mobility and supporting the digital single market.

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