Great to have you here—the Roadmap to Zero conversation now has a home. You can ask questions, share insights, or simply browse solutions that others have found. Every discussion is searchable alongside Knowledge Base articles and Zeddy answers, bringing helpful resources closer than ever. A few things to keep in mind: -This is a public and moderated space, so please keep confidential information in other channels. -Practical, respectful conversations ensure the forum stays valuable and engaging. Getting started is easy, 1. Sign in with your existing ZDHC credentials. 2. Use the search first—if nothing matches your query, simply click “Ask a question.” 3. React, reply, or share your experiences whenever you can add value or find something useful. We’re excited to have you join the conversation. Let’s build this together, Maximilian Michel & the Forum Team

Dear ZDHC Community, Today marks a milestone in connecting, learning, and growing together. With the launch of the ZDHC User Community Forum, we are opening up a new space that unites all who interact with our system, from users of the Knowledge Base to those seeking support. For the first time, your questions, insights, and experiences can now be shared in one place – openly, interactively, and with guidance from qualified moderators. This is more than a support tool – it’s a community-driven knowledge ecosystem. A place where learning is collaborative, support is streamlined, and your voice matters. We believe that change happens when people come together. This Forum is our next step in becoming even more transparent, accessible, and responsive, because our mission depends on the collective strength of those driving implementation across the value chain. Thank you for being part of this journey. I look forward to the conversations that begin here. Warm regards, Frank Michel CEO, ZDHC Foundation

It’s been a few days since our last Forum Call on the ZDHC Gateway and the upcoming relaunch. Do you have any questions or topics you’d like us to clarify? Feel free to drop them in the comments so we can address them together.