Handovers lose important history
Milestones and owners remain in the plan, but dependencies, caveats, and earlier decisions are harder to find.
Public sector
Public-sector teams can link roadmap commitments, partner requests, policy documents, decisions, and delivery work in one programme workspace.
Common problems
The next owner needs to see what is in progress, why earlier decisions were made, and which partners are waiting.
Milestones and owners remain in the plan, but dependencies, caveats, and earlier decisions are harder to find.
Requests arrive through informal channels and have to be copied into internal delivery work.
The decision and its reasoning live in a document, while the related delivery work has no link back to it.
In TOW
This digital service programme covers common programme workflows. It does not represent a specific agency or authorisation environment.
Show delivery counters and roadmap activity in one dashboard.
Ask for the request category, programme details, desired outcome, due date, and supporting files in one submission.
Show open and settled decisions with their scope and dates so the next owner knows what still needs attention.
Before deployment
TOW provides product and deployment settings. It does not claim FedRAMP status, an authority to operate, a residency guarantee, or suitability for every public-sector data category.
Review TOW Cloud, self-hosted, and fully air-gapped Docker Compose operation.
Set up OIDC, roles, project permissions, and document access.
Create a portable handover record when needed. Plan retention, backup, and recovery separately.
FAQ
Current product, deployment, and commercial boundaries.
No. Each organisation must evaluate the product, deployment, contracts, data categories, and controls against its own authorisation requirements.
Yes. Signed-in partners can use a limited request portal while access to the internal project stays separate.
Self-hosting gives you control of the infrastructure, you control the data however you want.
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