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Everything about drafting Technical Specifications, expert reviews, timelines, and collaboration
A Technical Specification (TS) is the foundational normative and technical document defining the purpose, architecture, functional modules, cybersecurity, integrations, and acceptance criteria of an IT system. It serves as an unequivocal blueprint for developers, a quality assurance tool for clients, and the legal basis for state review and funding.
Depending on project scope, subsystem count, and integration depth, preparation typically takes 5 to 30 business days. For instance, a focused portal requires 7-10 days, while a multi-agency enterprise system requires 20-30 business days.
We do not merely deliver static text; we actively support the document throughout the entire expert council review lifecycle: analyzing reviewer comments, providing regulatory justifications, applying amendments, and steering it to a positive official outcome.
Absolutely. We perform an exhaustive audit of your existing draft against O‘z DSt national standards and cybersecurity regulations, correcting deficiencies and upgrading the structure for seamless review clearance.
Yes, our analysts develop documentation in Uzbek, Russian, and English, maintaining rigorous compliance with professional regulatory terminology.
Yes. We rigorously specify REST/SOAP API contracts, OneID identity integration, digital signature (EDS) services, payment gateways (Click, Payme, Uzum), the my.gov.uz portal, and national state registers.
Yes. Our core specialization is centered precisely on government information systems, ministerial platforms, judicial automation platforms.
Yes, certainly. You can request standalone advisory sessions for evaluating technical risks, shaping initial requirements, and optimizing architectural scoping prior to development.
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