Operational technical glossary for eCoC, IVI 2.0, XML, eIDAS, EUCARIS, NAP, VECTO and Vehicle Type Approval terminology used by manufacturer teams.
Glossary terms
eCoC
eCoC is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Certificate of Conformity (CoC)
Certificate of Conformity (CoC) is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
IVI 2.0
IVI 2.0 is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
XML
XML is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Validation
Validation is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
eIDAS
eIDAS is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Qualified Electronic Seal
Qualified Electronic Seal is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
EUCARIS
EUCARIS is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
NAP
NAP is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
VECTO
VECTO is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Vehicle Type Approval
Vehicle Type Approval is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Homologation
Homologation is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Variant
Variant is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Version
Version is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Multi-stage Vehicle
Multi-stage Vehicle is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Approval Reference
Approval Reference is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Release Readiness
Release Readiness is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Operational Visibility
Operational Visibility is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Signing Workflow
Signing Workflow is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Manufacturer Workflow
Manufacturer Workflow is explained as a practical manufacturer-side concept inside eCoC, IVI 2.0, homologation, validation, signing or delivery-related workflows.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between CoC and eCoC?
CoC refers to the Certificate of Conformity concept, while eCoC refers to electronic and operational workflows around that certificate information.
What is IVI 2.0?
IVI 2.0 relates to structured Initial Vehicle Information used in modern eCoC preparation.
What is EUCARIS?
EUCARIS is part of the wider vehicle-information exchange environment.
What is NAP?
NAP refers to National Access Point contexts connected to delivery-related vehicle information workflows.
Why is XML important?
XML is important because it structures vehicle information for later workflow stages.
What is a Qualified Electronic Seal?
A Qualified Electronic Seal can be relevant when electronic certificate workflows require a trusted sealing path.
What is VECTO?
VECTO is relevant because it can contain useful vehicle information that manufacturers already have.