Ministries and authorities
Convert circulars, case files, and departmental repositories into permission-aware organizational knowledge.
Government and regulated enterprise
iDocHive is designed for ministries, authorities, archives, defence-adjacent organizations, infrastructure programs, cultural institutions, financial firms, healthcare providers, and other security-first enterprises.
Convert circulars, case files, and departmental repositories into permission-aware organizational knowledge.
Digitize historical records, classify them, apply access rules, and retrieve with citations.
Operate air-gapped or highly restricted document intelligence with signed offline updates and customer-controlled keys.
Govern drawings, variations, correspondence, and handover records across multi-party projects.
Keep contracts, policies, and operational records inside an approved private environment.
Protect collection, appraisal, and provenance files with restricted access and research-grade citations.
Support obligation tracking and policy answers without a public model path.
Apply private document intelligence where residency and access rules are non-negotiable.
Discovery
Sovereign Document Assessment
Paid Proof of Value
Security and architecture validation
Production deployment
Training
Staged operational handover
Ongoing support
No uncontrolled production data path. Identity, keys, SIEM, audit completeness, and air-gap topology.
Classification, versions, retention, retrieval quality, and a durable evidence trail.
One measurable process: faster search, lower manual processing, and a defined pilot outcome.
Clear scope. Software, services, infrastructure, and digitization remain separable line items.
Customer-controlled runtime, PostgreSQL + pgvector, object storage, backup, and a documented handover.
Designed to support customer compliance programs and deployment-specific control mapping, including Saudi PDPL, NCA ECC, NCA DCC, and NCA CCC when cloud infrastructure applies. iDocHive does not make an organization compliant by itself.
Supports controller and processor clarity, purpose limitation, retention, export logging, and customer-visible subprocessors. On-premise software is not automatically PDPL-compliant.
Maps to governance, defence, resilience, and third-party evidence from identity, access, vulnerability, logging, backup, and incident processes. Tender-specific control versions still apply.
Supports data-lifecycle mapping across classification, handling, storage, transfer, backup, destruction, and monitoring.
Applies when sovereign or private cloud services enter the design. Cloud-provider and tenant responsibilities stay separate.
Define the use case, security boundary, document profile, and success measures before committing to enterprise rollout.
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