Outcome
What must a real user complete, and what evidence proves it?
Project brief
Bring enough context to define a responsible Denmark scope.
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People and place
Who is contracting, operating, approving, and using the system in or around Denmark?
Language
Current baseline: Danish content by agreement; delivery in English Who owns final content and native-language review?
Data
Current starting point: GDPR, Danish cookie rules, processor relationships, and cross-border vendors should be mapped to the real product flow. What data is actually necessary?
Commerce
Current starting point: MitID, CPR, CVR, and local payment integrations require the client’s approved provider relationship and test access. Who confirms the final model?
Systems
What exists today, who owns access, and what must remain available during the change?
Timing
Denmark is normally six hours ahead of Georgia. Danish afternoon decisions align with the US morning. Who owns decisions, releases, incidents, and support outside the overlap?
Specialist review
Which questions need local legal, tax, sanctions, export, language, accessibility, security, or regulated-industry expertise?
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