Open collaboration is hampered by vendor lock-in, user limits (SaaS), changing terms of services (Discord), changing paywalls (Airtable), data silos, and especially new regulations. Approaches to circumvent even international laws if necessary are often developed, necessary actions or strategies to stay compliant are unknown or performed too late, or laws are intentionally broken. Google recently lost in USA vs Google - Case 1:20-cv-03010-APM against Monopolistic practices - and Facebook regularly violates EU GDPR laws. 

New laws often pose extreme risks especially for startups, because they neither have the resources to evaluate or need expensive lawyers or a big legal team to understand, which is very common in the digital asset ecosystem. Additionally, the start of collaborations can be slow, due to: 

- the inability to evaluate outcomes per $
- data synchronization efforts, different formats, bureaucratic legal procedures before sharing data, and duplication risks,
- economic espionage, background checks, and many more reasons

Hereby, we would like to propose dissecting, breaking down, tabularising, and labeling a large PDF document, to speed up decision-making. We believe detailed analyses must be incentive-driven and can be steered by communities. For this to become reality, Web3 startups need to overcome barriers of entry and data silos, by developing or automating processes with 3rd party data and the parties shall NOT be required to custody user assets. Therefore, fully smart contract-enabled business agreements (commission, duration, etc.) need to be established on-chain. Additionally, incentives need reputations, and reputations need more Off-chain data. The modules and platform we are proposing can bring more organizations on-chain and can have a profound impact on the future of work & decision-making. The latest version of the platform can be tested here: https://ipal.network