Digital business records · United Kingdom

Describe your digital records

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A short starting point

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What a useful record contains

Illustrative example. All people, projects and figures are invented.

Example record

3 The site test report records a condition outside the selected product’s stated limits. We propose additional preparation before work starts. The additional quotation is £1,200. 4 Written instruction is still outstanding.

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The useful information is the connection between the observation, proposed action and later outcome. A detailed review would establish what could be used, which details need protection and what evidence is missing.

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A useful starting point

See what a buyer will ask about your archive

Describe the work covered, its age and the kinds of records you have. The outline carries your answers into an editable enquiry.

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Record types

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you hold.

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Tell us the business, approximate dates and kinds of records. You do not need a complete inventory.

Any fee for an arranged sale or licence, including who pays and when, is agreed before you commit.

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A few first-look questions

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We may decline an archive if it is unsuitable or rights are unclear. There is no automatic acceptance based on size or your answers. An enquiry is not an agreement to buy or license records.

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