Know who owns, sees and exports the data
Document ownership, access, retention, backups, auditability, exports and hosting before a pilot grows.
Your organization owns its data
Your organization owns its data. Core-Intel builds, deploys and supports the platform under agreed access, security, export, handover and confidentiality rules.
Start with a short institutional briefing
No public project names are required in the first contact. Choose the closest path, then turn the discussion into a pilot brief, technical pack or tender invitation.
What should be agreed before production
Access policy
Define administrator, employee, reviewer, director, technical and support permissions before real data is used.
Auditability
Record important actions such as submissions, edits, approvals, assignments, exports, downloads and role changes.
Retention and archive
Confirm how long records, attachments, reports and audit events should remain available for operational review.
Backup and recovery
Document backup scope, restore responsibility, recovery assumptions and testing expectations per hosting model.
Department separation
Separate ministries, directorates, departments, branches or pilot environments when data boundaries are required.
Export and handover
Prepare export formats, handover notes and ownership rules so the organization can review or migrate its data.
Questions leadership, IT and procurement can ask early
Reviewable documents for tender and pilot discussions
Data Ownership Statement
Ownership, support access, export, handover, confidentiality and agreed access rules.
Iraqi Ministry Tender Checklist
Tender checklist covering administrative readiness, scope, data governance, acceptance and confidentiality.
Sample Acceptance Criteria
Acceptance template for workflow, roles, archive, dashboard, training, support and sign-off.
Confirm data governance before wider rollout
Use this review before a ministry pilot, tender response or production deployment when leadership, IT and procurement need a clear governance model.