Deployment & Integration Services
Prepare your website or BasisAssistant for selected markets through a deployment plan shaped around your business and technical requirements.
If your company serves customers, partners, or representatives across different markets, the same website version and delivery setup may not suit every market. Regional deployment provides a structured way to plan local versions, publishing paths, and endpoint requirements around the market you need to serve.
The service is offered as an add-on for BasisCloud Web and BasisAssistant. It can also be delivered for systems and websites outside BasisCloud Web. The target country or region, endpoint selection, architecture, and implementation scope are determined after technical and commercial assessment.
Review the target market and deployment scope in a focused meeting before the architecture is finalized.
The final setup is defined after the target market and technical environment are assessed.
Regional deployment is relevant when your website, local version, or AI assistant needs to support a specific market rather than follow one identical setup everywhere.
With BasisCloud Web, local versions and multi-endpoint architecture can support a more structured international presence. The goal is to manage market-specific versions and delivery paths without turning each market into a disconnected website project.
The country or region is assessed first. The endpoint, publishing path, and version setup are then defined for that project. A fixed public list of active countries is not published. The service is available for selected countries and regions, and requests for additional markets are reviewed technically and commercially.
The standard scope can include:
Country-targeted SEO, content production, localization, and translation are separate from the standard scope. Country-targeted SEO requires a separate Statement of Work (SOW) when needed.
When market, language, or delivery requirements are part of the business decision.
If your customers, buyers, partners, or representatives are outside Iran, a market-specific version can present information that is more relevant to that audience. The goal is not to create a collection of unrelated websites. It is to manage market versions and publishing paths within a more structured approach.
Different markets can use different content where required. A domain, subdomain, or local domain can be used according to the project setup. After configuration, visitors can also be directed to the appropriate country or language version.
For a company with an overseas branch, representative, or commercial presence, regional deployment can support that market’s digital presence while keeping it connected to the broader website structure.
Regional deployment is also available for BasisAssistant. The relevant endpoint and implementation scope are determined through assessment rather than applying one fixed deployment model to every market.
Endpoint selection follows the business requirement and technical assessment.
The standard deployment path follows ten steps:
The business objective and target country or region are clarified.
The technical environment and requirements relevant to the deployment are reviewed.
The structure required for the regional version, publishing path, and deployment is defined.
The endpoint is selected according to the assessment and project scope.
The environment required for the deployment is prepared.
Where required, the relevant version or content is transferred or synchronized within the agreed scope.
The deployment and required delivery paths are tested before release.
The customer completes User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and approves the agreed output before final publication.
The agreed version or endpoint moves into operational use.
The endpoint is monitored on an ongoing basis, and a status report or dashboard is made available to the customer.
A dedicated staging environment is not a standard requirement of this service. A rollback plan for endpoint transfer or change is also not a standard component. If either is required for a specific project, it must be addressed during project scoping.
The exact requirements depend on the current environment and the agreed project scope.
The information, access requirements, and division of responsibilities are defined during the technical assessment and project scoping process.
There is no single fixed checklist that applies to every regional deployment. The required inputs depend on the existing environment and the implementation being planned.
Before go-live, the customer completes User Acceptance Testing and provides final approval for the agreed output.
Multiple delivery paths and local versions are supported by the underlying network architecture.
BasisCloud Web uses a multi-endpoint architecture with BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) as part of its network routing foundation. At the infrastructure level, this supports the management of multiple access paths and geographic website versions.
For the business, the value is a more structured way to prepare website versions and delivery paths for selected markets without making network complexity the center of the decision.
International accessibility is not an absolute guarantee. The relevant version or endpoint must first be prepared and, where required, synchronized. Service commitments also depend on the scope defined for the project.
For that reason, this page does not publish specific country availability, datacenter names, or a numeric SLA.
After deployment, the endpoint is monitored on an ongoing basis, and a status report or dashboard is made available to the customer. Detailed operational commitments are defined in the project scope and contract.
Pricing, delivery timing, and service commitments depend on the architecture and agreed scope.
A numeric public SLA is not published for this service. Service commitments and applicable conditions are defined in the final project scope and contract.
Deployment timing depends on the project. A single public delivery timeframe is not promised before the technical assessment and scope definition are complete.
Pricing is based on each endpoint or region. Public pricing is not displayed on this page, and the commercial estimate is prepared after the project has been assessed. Applicable regional infrastructure or external provider costs are included in the price of this service.
Content production, localization, translation, and local SEO are not part of the standard regional deployment scope. Country-targeted SEO requires a separate Statement of Work when needed.
It is designed for export-oriented companies, multi-country businesses, and companies with overseas branches or representatives that need a market-specific version, publishing path, or regional deployment setup.
The service is offered as an add-on for BasisCloud Web and BasisAssistant. It can also be delivered for systems and websites outside BasisCloud Web within the service scope.
A fixed public list of active countries is not published on this page. The service is available for selected countries and regions. Requests for additional markets are reviewed technically and commercially.
Yes. Different markets can use different content. Depending on the configuration, a domain, subdomain, or local domain can also be used, and visitors can be directed to the appropriate country or language version.
No. Country-targeted SEO requires a separate Statement of Work. Content production, localization, and translation are also separate from the standard regional deployment scope.
Yes. CDN, caching, and content optimization are included within the standard scope of this regional deployment service.
A numeric public SLA is not published on this page. Service commitments are defined according to the scope and final contract for each project.
The timeline is defined after technical assessment and scope confirmation. No single public delivery timeframe is promised for every project.
Yes. User Acceptance Testing and final customer approval take place before go-live. A dedicated staging environment and a rollback plan for endpoint transfer or change are not standard components of this service. Any project-specific requirement in these areas must be addressed during project scoping.
Pricing is based on each endpoint or region. Public pricing is not displayed on this page. Applicable regional infrastructure or external provider costs are included in the service price.
