Deployment, access, and oversight

Configure.
Deploy.
Govern.

Hosting, source access, permissions, support, and sign-off need to be considered with the workflow, not after it.

Approved operating boundary

Approved sourcesSelected checksDefined roles

E71 workflow

Human oversight

Deployment patterns / selected by context

Choose the pattern after the requirements are clear.

Managed, client-controlled, isolated, and approved local patterns may be considered. The final architecture depends on technical, contractual, security, and operating requirements.

Selected deployment pattern

EnvironmentE71-managed application environment

OperationsService responsibilities agreed with the client

Best considered whenA managed operating model is appropriate

PatternE71-managed

Subject to an approved architecture and responsibility model

What this pattern means

Managed service pattern

E71 can manage the agreed application environment while client teams approve sources, access, use, and sign-off.

Agree data handling, monitoring, support, change control, and exit responsibilities.

Managed service patternE71 can manage the agreed application environment while client teams approve sources, access, use, and sign-off.Agree data handling, monitoring, support, change control, and exit responsibilities.

Client-controlled environmentThe client can control the environment while E71 configures the agreed workflow within its policies and access model.Agree deployment access, operations ownership, monitoring, support, and change approval.

Isolated environmentA separately scoped environment can be considered where the workflow and approved requirements justify isolation.Agree infrastructure ownership, connectivity, data movement, cost, monitoring, and support.

Local deployment patternA local pattern may be assessed where architecture, security, maintenance, and model requirements allow it.Agree hardware, updates, monitoring, support, data residency, and recovery responsibilities.

From setup to daily use

Control stays connected to the workflow.

01Configuration
Define the approved sources, selected checks, roles, outputs, and review points for the application.
02Operating environment
Agree where the application runs, who operates it, how access is controlled, and how changes are managed.
03Review and oversight
Keep permissions, source controls, monitoring, escalation, and sign-off responsibilities visible during use.

Bring the constraints early

Scope deployment with the workflow.

Share the approved environment, source types, access model, support expectations, and sign-off path. A useful discussion can begin without promising a specific architecture.

Discuss your requirements