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Strategic partnership

A strategic partner for digital rights and IP infrastructure

We build the infrastructure through which rights in works, inventions, trademarks and cultural assets are established, managed and exploited in the digital environment. The system is already running in production with eleven modules, and the next stretch is putting it into service at sector scale. That is the stretch we would like to walk with a partner.

Why this project exists

Vietnam's cultural and intellectual property assets are scattered across a great many places, most without a persistent identifier, without a common field set, and unable to interoperate. As a result, rights in them are hard to look up when needed, hard to prove in a dispute, and hard to exploit commercially.

Decree 277/2026/ND-CP has set the framework for this, together with the National Digital Cultural Data Repository and its connection milestones. Our part is the technical layer underneath, so that each organisation can meet those requirements without rebuilding from scratch a system that many others need as well.

Read the full text of Decree 277/2026/ND-CP

What the system is made of

Eleven modules stand on one rights data foundation, each serving its own group of users and deployable on its own. Nine of them are live; the remaining two are complete but waiting on legal conditions outside the software.

Rights recording and publication

Live

Registration, examination, persistent identifiers and public publication for 16 types of works and related rights. Digitally signed certificates.

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Industrial property

Live

Recording granted protection titles, publishing them in a public register, and a sealed vault for unregistered assets — hashes and timestamps as evidence.

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Cultural asset identification

Live

Digital records for objects, monuments and intangible heritage; export to four international metadata standards and connection to the National Digital Cultural Data Repository.

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Sub-portals for provincial departments

Live

Each organisation gets its own portal with its domain, branding and separated data, running on one shared platform.

Individual use licensing

Live

Rights holders set prices and terms; users buy a licence per work, pay and receive documents automatically.

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Copyright marketplace

Live

Where registered works are listed so those who need them can find and buy usage rights.

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AI exploitation licensing

Live

Rights holders declare reservations in a machine-readable standard and licence model trainers, under Decree 134/2026.

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Infringement reporting and handling

Live

Receiving reports with evidence, sending takedown requests to platforms, tracking progress.

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API and open data

Live

Rights data lookup through a keyed API, a sandbox with simulated data, and open datasets.

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Collective licensing and collection

Awaiting conditions

Blanket licensing for businesses under the formula in Decree 17/2023, usage report reconciliation and royalty distribution by rights share.

Waiting on: Built and working but not switched on, because collective licensing must be carried out by a collective management organisation. We provide the infrastructure for such an organisation; we do not do it in their place.

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IP valuation

Awaiting conditions

Ten valuation methods, case files, review and issuance of digitally signed valuation certificates.

Waiting on: Built and working but not switched on, because valuation is a conditional business line in Vietnam — it requires a certificate of eligibility to provide valuation services.

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55 modules, about 194.046 lines of code. On the production system as of 11/09/2026: 155 works, 54 cultural asset records, 76 industrial property records.

A partner for the road ahead

The software is the part we have finished, so what is missing is not technical. We are looking for an individual or company who brings all three of the following, because without any one of them the other two are hard to put to work.

A long horizon

Data infrastructure takes years to find its footing, and that is not a stretch of time money can shorten. We are looking for someone whose expectations run on that same horizon and who can go the distance.

Familiarity with the public sector

Most of the system’s customers are public authorities and state institutions, which work to master plans, programmes and budgets at the pace of the public sector. Someone already at home in that world tends to move far faster than someone finding the way from scratch.

Sector expertise

It might be heritage management, intellectual property, or experience taking a product into service at greater scale than ours today. Any of those will do, so long as the depth is real.

Current state, roadmap and possible forms of partnership are presented in full in a direct meeting, where the conversation can go both ways. This page is not an offering document and states no investment terms.

What a partner gets

We talk about position and what is already in hand rather than about returns, because figures only mean something inside a specific conversation.

A position in infrastructure still taking shape

The legal framework for this field is only now taking shape, and the position of someone joining at this point is quite different from that of someone joining once the market has settled.

Several revenue streams, not one customer group

Eleven modules serve five distinct customer groups, from public authorities through to businesses and individuals, and each module can be deployed on its own. Revenue therefore does not rest on a single group.

The system exists; this is not a start from zero

Most of the system is already in production, while two modules are complete and waiting only on external legal conditions. The costliest money and time for those have already been spent.

The compliance work is done

Standards-based digital signatures, e-invoicing, four international metadata standards, personal data protection and the fee formula under Decree 17/2023 are all done. This is the part that takes years, and the part hardest to shortcut.

A real say in direction

We are looking for someone to decide direction with us rather than for passive capital, so the form of participation is worked out case by case.

How far it can be verified

Every figure below is measured on the running system and opens in a browser so you can check it yourself, without an account. Links to each individual module are in the list above.

16
types of works and related rights
7
asset groups open
4
international metadata standards
28
digitally signed document templates

The full description covers 10 technical specifications, measured on the system on 04/09/2026.

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Market and target customers

The five customer groups the system serves, with what we provide to each. For anyone weighing a partnership, this is also the market the project is aimed at.

Cultural authorities

Provincial departments of culture and local heritage authorities that need to digitise records of monuments and heritage and connect to the National Digital Cultural Data Repository.

We provideA sub-portal carrying your organisation's own name and branding, the regulated record field set, export to international standards, and the connection to the national repository.

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Museums, libraries and archives

Institutions holding objects and source materials that need digital records standardised to international norms for exchange with others.

We provideExport of records to four international metadata standards, per-file integrity evidence, and authenticated copies that third parties can verify independently.

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Collective management organisations

Organisations established under Vietnamese law to represent authors and related rights holders collectively, needing tools to license, collect and distribute royalties.

We provideA collective licensing and collection module following the formula in Decree 17/2023/ND-CP, usage report reconciliation and distribution by rights share. We operate the infrastructure; decisions on rights and on money remain with the organisation.

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Authors and rights holders

Individuals and companies whose works need a recorded point in time, public publication and managed licensing.

We provideRegistration and publication of works, a public lookup register, use licensing, and declaration of rights reserved against AI exploitation.

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Technology companies and integrators

Teams building products that need to look up rights data, or deploying systems for clients in the cultural sector.

We provideA public API, a sandbox environment with simulated data, and open technical documentation.

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What we commit to, and what we cannot do yet

We commit to

  • Data you contribute belongs to you. Contributing data does not alter copyright or related rights in the work.
  • Export of your data in open standards at any time, so you are not locked into one supplier.
  • Stating plainly what the system cannot yet do, and recording that status in the documents we send you.
  • Surveying scope before quoting, and issuing written quotations with a stated validity period.

What we cannot do yet

We raise these here because they are what you would meet along the way, and knowing in advance is always easier than finding out later.

  • We are not a collective management organisation and do not accept mandates for collective management. We provide the technical infrastructure for such organisations to use.
  • We do not grant protection titles, rank monuments or inscribe heritage — those are powers of state authorities. Records on the system do not replace those procedures.
  • Some asset groups and features are still being built. The current list is in the capability description; we do not present features that are not yet in operation as existing capability.

Next steps

Nothing needs preparing before we start the conversation. If you would like to see the system running before deciding anything, we are glad to arrange a demonstration online or at your offices.