Intelligence Starter Kit — PIR Worksheet & Collection Plan

The two instruments that fix the most common failure in corporate intelligence.

The single most common failure in corporate intelligence is not poor collection. It is a function that cannot say who asked for what, and why.

These two editable masters — the Priority Intelligence Requirement (PIR) Worksheet and the Intelligence Collection Plan — fix it.

What you get:

• PIR Worksheet — converts a vague concern into a question with a named decision owner, the decision it informs, and a deadline. Includes the Four Tests: if any test fails, the requirement is an interest, not a requirement, and should be ranked accordingly.

• Collection Plan — converts the requirement into tasks. States what will be collected, by whom, by when — and what will deliberately not be collected, which is where the discipline lives.

How to use them:

Apply the PIR Worksheet to a live requirement this week. If your function has requirements with no named decision owner, you will find them within an hour.

Both templates are in editable Microsoft Word format, ready to deploy in your own organisation.

From Corporate Intelligence Mastery (Book 4), Corporate Security Mastery Series, by Mostafa Abdeltawab.

The complete Corporate Intelligence Toolkit — 44 masters across eight modules, with scored instruments and board-ready visuals — is available in the Core and Complete editions in this store.

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Go Deeper

This starter kit introduces the intelligence cycle. The resources below build the full capability.

→ OSINT — Simple Corporate Security Guide Vol. 1 — Open-source intelligence collection for corporate environments.

→ Corporate Investigations & Fraud Mastery — When intelligence leads to a formal investigation.

Ready for the full documentation system? See the Core Edition ($49) or the Complete System ($89).

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