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# Intersect Operational Services Overview

Here, you will find an overview of how Intersect's Operational Services will manage budget proposal submissions, contracts, delivery assurance and billing.

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**Introduction**

The purpose of Intersect’s Operational Services is to support any individual or organization within the Cardano ecosystem that wishes to submit a proposal related to the Cardano blockchain ecosystem for inclusion in a Cardano Budget. If the proposer is successful in securing funding and Intersect has been named as the administrator, then Operational services will include the following:

* Contract management
* Delivery assurance and Communications
* Fund management
* Fiat conversion
* Legal
* KYC / KYB
* Dispute resolution
* Technical and Financial auditing

Our approach ensures compliance, transparency, and effective management of resources, enabling selected vendors to focus on their objectives.

## Operational Services Team Structure <a href="#core-services-team-structure" id="core-services-team-structure"></a>

Below is a diagram showing the services provided by Intersect Operational Services to support vendors and Intersect committees with budget proposal management, contracts, delivery assurance and billing.

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