Materials ToolSuite™
Expanded Data Scope
A dataset for the materials attributes the HPD Open Standard does not specify, so one disclosure can carry the multi-attribute data that rating systems and procurement programs now ask for.
What it is
The Expanded Data Scope covers product attributes beyond material health: the certifications, ratings, and documentation that LEED v5, Works with WELL, and similar programs use. It can be published alongside an HPD or on its own, and, like every HPDC tool, it is built to be simple, low-cost, and easy for manufacturers to use.
In HPD Builder, the Expanded Data Scope is what powers the LEED v5 scoring tool and the Works with WELL PreCheck: enter your documentation once, and see how the HPDs you already have align with each program.
See it in action: recent HPD Builder demos
Watch HPDC Technical Manager Millali Marcano walk through what’s new in HPD Builder: the LEED v5 scoring tool, the Works with WELL PreCheck, and one dashboard for all your declarations. Whether you publish one HPD or a hundred, this is what the HPDs you already have can do for you now. Free and open to manufacturers, HPD consultants, and anyone working on materials transparency.
Where the data goes
Published Expanded Data Scope records are distributed through the HPD Public Repository and the HPDC Data Partners API, the same open-data infrastructure that carries HPDs into product libraries and workflow tools.
- HPD Public Repository
Search published HPDs and Expanded Data Scope records. - PreChecks and Program Alignment
How Builder checks your data against program requirements. - API Data Partners
The libraries and tools that carry HPD data. - HPD Open Standard
The specification the Expanded Data Scope extends.
