Use this DMA hub to understand when a digital platform can be designated as a gatekeeper, which core platform services are listed in designation decisions, and how Articles 5, 6, and 7 change product, data, advertising, default-setting, app-store, and interoperability workstreams.
This is source-linked implementation guidance. Validate decisions against current legal, contractual, and policy requirements before implementation. DMA obligations attach to designated gatekeepers and the core platform services listed in Commission designation decisions; near-threshold services should still track user metrics, business-user reach, EU turnover or market value, and service boundaries. Timings in this page are source-linked; verify current legal source language before implementation decisions.
Assess DMA product exposureTrack DMA entry into force, designation decisions, listed core platform services, six-month compliance windows, reporting updates, interoperability specification decisions, and enforcement milestones only where source-linked.
Deep dive pages for implementation planning, controls, reporting, and evidence.
Use this hub as the shared starting point for DMA scoping. Confirm whether the undertaking is already designated or near the Article 3 thresholds, identify each core platform service, and then assign Article 5, 6, 7, and 11 work to the product, data, ads, app-store, interoperability, reporting, and legal owners who can change the service.
