Many public administrations have been publishing data sets as open data for the last few years through portals based on CKAN or other platforms. Applications have been developed using, most of the time, one single data set as developers, data journalists and small businesses cannot afford the cost of re-using and integrating different data sets. This is due to many factors as the different formats used for the data, lack of documentation, different metadata and lack of public, trustworthy registries for entities of interest that could ease the task of connecting information provided by different authors about them. The Linked Data principles offer the guidelines to solve all these issues by leveraging the Semantic Web standards for describing resources on the Web. Moreover the Linked Data Platform specification, a recent W3C Recommendation, provides a realization of the guidelines defining some basic interactions between a client and a server to manage resources using the HTTP protocol. The purpose of this article is to present the Fusepool P3 platform that extends the LDP specification to support services which transform raw data sets into RDF format and enrich them.