Change · Follow · Notification · ECZ-ID IoT
ECZ-ID Watch
Know when public ECZ-ID information you rely on materially changes.
Watch turns a one-time Resolver check into change awareness. Free Watch supports a small local follow list; paid Watch adds cloud follow lists, verified-recipient delivery, retained change history, Graph Watch for relationship roots and bounded machine access.
- Type
- Universal platform
- Price
- Not restated on this site; TrustOps publishes the current price and availability
- Acquired and paid in
- TrustOps
- Operated in · proved by
- Dashboard · Resolver
The problem
Why it matters.
A one-time check goes stale the moment it is made. Relying parties either re-check important records by hand or find out about a material change after it mattered.
Built for
- Relying parties that would otherwise keep re-checking Resolver records manually.
- Operators, procurement teams, insurers and platforms following important ECZ-IDs.
- Teams that need an explainable before-and-after view when public identity state changes.
What changes
- Less manual re-checking of important public ECZ-ID records.
- Faster awareness of changes that may affect a relying decision.
- A direct route from the notification back to current Resolver proof.
What you receive
Concrete deliverables, not a vague trust score.
- Free local Watch for a small number of ECZ-IDs without an account.
- Paid cloud portfolios for larger watched estates.
- Verified-recipient notifications and retained change history on paid tiers.
- Graph Watch roots and authenticated machine reads within paid allowances.
- Followed
- ECZ-XX-XXXXXX::
IOT_DEVICE-XXXXXX - Changed
- The eligible public field that changed
- Before → after
- The previous and current values
- Seen at
- YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ
- Next step
- Re-check the current Resolver record
Illustrative structure with placeholder values.
How it works
A short path from need to something usable.
Follow an ECZ-ID you care about.
Watch records the last eligible public state it saw.
When an eligible change is detected, Watch explains what changed.
You return to Resolver and the underlying evidence before making a decision.
How it relates to your Passport
Watch never replaces the Resolver. It remembers the last eligible public state it saw and sends you back to the current record when that changes.
Use cases
- A retailer or enterprise buyer following the device records it relies on.
- A service partner following the devices it maintains, to learn when the operator on the record changes.
- An operator following the API and service records its devices depend on.
Tiers and price
Price and availability
Prices and what can be bought today come from TrustOps, which owns every purchase, entitlement and renewal. This site does not restate this product's price; TrustOps publishes its current tiers, price and availability, and shows them before anything is bought.
How it is arranged
TrustOps acquires
TrustOps publishes the tiers and holds payment and entitlement whenever it is offered.
Dashboard operates
Once you hold it, it appears in your Dashboard, where you operate it.
Resolver proves
Public facts stay on the Resolver; holding it never changes what a record proves.
Privacy, security and evidence
What is collected, published and kept.
- Free local Watch keeps the follow list in your browser; no account is needed.
- Paid tiers deliver to verified recipients and retain change history, according to the TrustOps entitlement.
- A notification is a change signal — not certification, approval or a safety assessment.
Boundaries
The claims stop here.
- A Watch notification is a change signal, not certification, approval or a safety assessment.
- Watch does not replace the current Resolver record; it points you back to it.
Integrations and questions
Works with what you already run.
- Resolver: every notice links to the current record.
- Graph Watch: follow relationship roots within paid allowances.
- Authenticated machine reads within paid allowances.
- Is there a free tier?
- Yes. Free local Watch supports a small follow list without an account.
- Does a Watch notice mean something is wrong?
- No. It means an eligible public field changed. Re-check the current record before deciding anything.
Related
- Current state · MonitorPulseGuardKnow the current state of the ECZ-ID entities you operate.Read more
- Relationships · DependenciesECZ-ID Graph IntelligenceSee the relationships that make a machine-economy identity meaningful.Read more
- CounterpartyDCI — Digital Counterparty InfrastructureMake a digital counterparty easier for people and machines to identify, inspect and re-check.Read more
Keep the identity free. Everything above it is optional.
Your IoT Passport stays free. ECZ-ID Watch sits above it; TrustOps shows its current state.