IQusion to Configure Megapolis.DocNet for the Centre of Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery
On 13 October 2026, IQusion IT LLC and the State Non-Profit Company "Scientific and Practical Medical Centre of Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine" signed a contract for the provision of information technology services. The subject of this direct agreement is the comprehensive configuration of the computer program "Electronic Document Management and Business Process Automation System Megapolis.DocNet" within the buyer's software and hardware environment. The services are intended to adapt the system to changes related to the reorganisation of the medical facility.
According to contract No. 329/2026R, the total value of the services amounts to 83 772 UAH, including value-added tax.
Scope of Configuration Services
IQusion specialists will adapt the existing document management system to the updated organisational and staffing structure of the buyer. The complex of technical works will include:
- updating the buyer's name and requisites, as well as information about structural departments, positions, and employees of the institution;
- configuring user accounts, defining their roles, authorities, and corresponding access rights;
- updating system directories, document templates, and routing for their creation, registration, processing, approval, signing, and execution;
- ensuring the complete preservation of existing documents, entered data, and the history of their previous processing;
- checking the correctness and operability of the implemented configurations in the buyer's environment and eliminating any identified flaws.
Upon completion of the technical works, the contractors will provide the medical centre with a detailed list of the implemented changes and instructions for their use. Additionally, the contract stipulates remote consulting for the buyer's users and system administrators regarding operations with the updated program configurations.
The provision of the entire complex of services will continue until 30 November 2026, while the contract itself will remain valid until 31 December 2026. Information about the procurement is published in the state electronic system under the identifier UA-2026-10-13-009015-a.
