KIDdokumenttiin

KIDdokumenttiin is a term used in Finnish-language documentation practice to refer to the destination or template for a KID document. In this context, KID stands for a key information document, a concise disclosure that summarizes essential information about a product or service for end users. The term is used primarily in regulatory-compliance and content-management workflows to ensure that the final document adheres to a standard structure and language.

The term has emerged in Finnish professional circles that handle financial products and digital services subject to consumer-protection or transparency requirements. KIDdokumenttiin denotes both the format and the intended end state of the document, guiding authors from initial drafting to publication.

A typical KIDdokumenttiin template includes sections for purpose, target audience, key features, costs and charges, risk information, potential performance scenarios, and disclaimers. It also specifies metadata such as version, authorship, approval status, and accessibility notes.

In practice, teams use KIDdokumenttiin as a checkpoint to verify compliance and readability before release. It supports consistent presentation of information across products and channels, and facilitates multilingual adaptation by defining translation-ready segments.

See also: Key Information Document, PRIIPs, Finnish regulatory terminology, document templates.