United States
- U.S. discovery should identify procurement, PO, state privacy, accessibility, regulated industry, and security questionnaire requirements early.
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From idea to scoped engagement
Technical Discovery
The structured discovery process for project goals, users, data, integrations, security, privacy, accessibility, cloud, timeline, budget, and acceptance criteria.
How this page supports country onboarding
Country pages include the advanced intake form and link here for full discovery expectations.
Important note
This page is general onboarding and review information. It is not legal, tax, regulatory, cybersecurity, financial, or compliance advice, and it does not create certification claims or service commitments. Final obligations belong in signed agreements and approved project documents.
Purpose
Discovery protects both sides
Discovery helps convert a business problem into scope, technical assumptions, risk review, architecture direction, delivery model, pricing path, and acceptance criteria.
Without discovery, estimates are more likely to miss integration complexity, privacy constraints, access issues, security requirements, procurement timing, or country-specific requirements.
Inputs
What discovery captures
Discovery captures company context, business goals, target users, countries of users, current product state, existing stack, preferred stack, cloud provider, integrations, authentication, payments, AI use cases, data categories, accessibility requirements, security requirements, timeline, budget, procurement process, and attachments.
Outputs
What clients get after discovery
Discovery may produce a recommended scope, SOW draft, assumptions, risks, dependencies, architecture direction, access checklist, security/privacy review path, timeline, pricing model, and acceptance criteria.
Preparation
Buyer checklist
Prepare business goals and target users.
Identify personal/regulated data and countries of users.
Prepare existing docs, designs, APIs, and architecture details.
Identify security, privacy, accessibility, and performance expectations.
Confirm timeline, budget range, procurement requirements, and decision process.
Review materials
Available artifacts
- Technical discovery form
- Scope summary
- Architecture notes
- Risk/dependency notes
- SOW input
Local overlays
Country-specific notes
United Kingdom
- United Kingdom discovery should capture local procurement, privacy, security, payment, accessibility, and regulated-industry requirements before proposal finalization.
- VAT and purchase order requirements should be confirmed before kickoff.
- Modern slavery policy links can be provided where applicable.
European Union / EEA
- European Union / EEA discovery should capture local procurement, privacy, security, payment, accessibility, and regulated-industry requirements before proposal finalization.
- VAT, procurement, data residency, and AI-related review should be confirmed during discovery.
South Korea
- South Korea discovery should capture local procurement, privacy, security, payment, accessibility, and regulated-industry requirements before proposal finalization.
- KRW/USD billing, purchase-order requirements, vendor onboarding, and local invoice expectations should be confirmed before kickoff.
- Security questionnaires can be reviewed after project fit and NDA where sensitive implementation evidence is requested.
- Korean-language contract review, local counsel review, tax review, and regulated-industry review may be needed depending on client policy and project scope.
Canada
- Canada discovery should capture local procurement, privacy, security, payment, accessibility, and regulated-industry requirements before proposal finalization.
- Vendor onboarding, security questionnaires, and procurement documentation are supported after fit review.
Australia
- Australia discovery should capture local procurement, privacy, security, payment, accessibility, and regulated-industry requirements before proposal finalization.
- GST, purchase-order, procurement, and vendor onboarding requirements should be confirmed before kickoff.
Singapore
- Singapore discovery should capture local procurement, privacy, security, payment, accessibility, and regulated-industry requirements before proposal finalization.
- Vendor onboarding, purchase orders, and security questionnaires can be reviewed after project fit.
United Arab Emirates
- United Arab Emirates discovery should capture local procurement, privacy, security, payment, accessibility, and regulated-industry requirements before proposal finalization.
- VAT, procurement, vendor registration, and security questionnaire requirements should be confirmed before kickoff.
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DPA
When a DPA is needed, what processor terms usually cover, how subprocessors and transfers are reviewed, and what clients should prepare.
Payments
How currencies, wire/bank/card payments, purchase orders, taxes, withholding, milestone billing, retainers, deposits, and payment security are handled.
Connect this review to country onboarding
Use this page with the country onboarding guide so your legal, procurement, security, privacy, finance, and engineering teams have the right review path before contract signature.