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Paid admission route for organisations seeking StopNCII integration
Approved Participant is one of StopNCII's published organisational access routes. It provides a path from registration and verification through a data-sharing agreement, payment and technical integration to approved status. Its displayed fee schedule is lower than the separate Programme Partner route.
The annual GBP schedule displays £1,000 for a new business, then £4,000, £8,000, £12,000, £16,000 and £20,000 across the published revenue bands from below £10 million to above £1 billion. Exact endpoint treatment is not clarified. The generic comparison table assigns both routes network, calls and policy-development benefits, while Approved Participant prose denies wider involvement. The public materials therefore do not settle the precise tier entitlement. No particular applicant's acceptance, executed agreement or successful integration was observed.
Approved Participant access route → StopNCII recipient platform — role
New business£1000;below£10m£4000;£10–249m£8000;£250–499m£12000;£500–999m£16000;over£1bn£20000. Exact endpoint/intervening-band treatment unclarified. Schedule is not receipts or universal historical partner payment.
Approved Participant access route → Programme Partner access route
Join table assigns both routes network/call/policy-development benefits, while Approved Participant prose denies wider involvement. No adjudicated tier entitlement or actual decision-right allocation established.
South West Grid for Learning Trust / SWGfL → Approved Participant access route
Depicted path:registration,verification,DSA,payment,integration,approved status. No executed agreement or observed gate.
South West Grid for Learning Trust / SWGfL → publishes an approved-participant route → Approved Participant access route
Depicted path:registration,verification,DSA,payment,integration,approved status. No executed agreement or observed gate.
Approved Participant access route → publishes revenue-tier annual GBP access fees → StopNCII recipient platform — role
New business£1000;below£10m£4000;£10–249m£8000;£250–499m£12000;£500–999m£16000;over£1bn£20000. Exact endpoint/intervening-band treatment unclarified. Schedule is not receipts or universal historical partner payment.
Approved Participant access route → has conflicting public benefit comparisons → Programme Partner access route
Join table assigns both routes network/call/policy-development benefits, while Approved Participant prose denies wider involvement. No adjudicated tier entitlement or actual decision-right allocation established.