RAHVS — BUSINESS DATA SOURCE BRIEF
Version: October 8, 2026

Use general descriptions only. Do not include personal identifiers, client files,
customer financial records, credentials, or copies of private records here.
Keep the filled brief private until the owner approves named sharing.

1. Business context
Industry and main work:
Owner or leader who can approve this discussion:

2. One workflow
What request or problem starts it?
What decision is recorded?
What action follows?
What outcome or review is recorded?
How are those stages connected (e.g. a job identifier)?

3. Source inventory
System/category | Approximate years | Approximate volume | Known gaps

4. Rights and boundaries
Who owns or controls the proposed source?
Which third-party/customer/employee restrictions need review?
What would be excluded?
Who must approve preparation and release?

5. Export effort
Is an approved export possible?
Who would perform it, and roughly how much work would it take?

6. Buyer fit questions
Research task and intended use:
Required format, language, geography and history:
Acceptance criteria and review contact:
Purchasing authority and budget confirmed? If not, mark unconfirmed.

7. Introduction permission — separate decision
Named recipient organization:
Exact information approved for sharing:
Approving owner/authorized person:
Date and written evidence of permission:
Do not treat agreeing to a call as approval for this step.

8. Terms to resolve before delivery
Scope, permitted uses, duration, exclusivity, onward licensing,
preparation and safeguards, review and approval, secure delivery,
acceptance/rejection process, payer, amount, payment trigger and timing,
and Rahvs fee/attribution terms.

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