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Receipts · Payments · StatementsA studio for embassies, missions and mission-driven organisations — and we'll prove the point on your own domain before you ever speak to us.
Taking two new engagements this quarterWe are building a secure workspace where clients can review account details, download invoices and receipts, upload job files, and submit website, print and social requests without searching old email threads.
Invoices, receipts, payment status and account contacts, organised by engagement.
Receipts · Payments · StatementsUpload source images and documents to the right job, with versions and a clear handoff record.
Uploads · Versions · ApprovalsSubmit social posts, website updates and production requests with priority, deadline and references.
Web · Social · PrintThe portal is not yet open for sign-in. Current clients continue to receive documents and support through their established contact while the secure workspace is completed.
Protocol reads any public site the way a browser, a mail server and a search engine each read it, then tells you what they found — the mail domain, the certificate, the link preview, the language. Thirty seconds, eight checks, one number. No account, and the fixes are yours to keep.
PUBLIC DATA ONLY · NOTHING STORED WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT
Protocol runs eight checks across four areas that decide whether a visitor — or a foreign ministry — takes your site seriously.
Missions usually stitch together a designer, a web agency, a printer and an IT contractor — and spend most of their time translating between them. We hold all four.
Public sites and internal platforms — consular services, news, appointments, staff directories, sector-scoped permissions and an audit trail.
Marks, seals, letterhead, signage and the rules that keep a mission looking like one institution rather than nine.
Bulletins and reports built from one source, published to web, email and print at once.
Ceremony films, podcast and studio graphics, multi-screen LED sets.
Conditional access, mail authentication, backup and least-privilege roles.
Translation pipelines, publication build systems, document automation — always with a human signing off before anything publishes.
Diplomatic Design is deliberately small and heavily automated. You work directly with the person doing the work — and the work still arrives with the paperwork, versioning and sign-off trail a public body requires.
We run Protocol against everything you already have — site, mail domain, social, print. You get a written findings document naming what is broken, what it costs you, and what it would take to fix. Yours to keep whether or not we work together.
Sitemap, content model, permission matrix by sector, and a designed prototype of the three screens that matter most. Approved in writing before a line of production code is written — so scope arguments happen on paper, not on invoice.
Fortnightly demos on a live staging link your team can click through. Every release is tagged and reversible. Content migration and staff training run in parallel, not after.
Domains, certificates, tenant and repository stay in the institution's own name — always. You receive an operations manual, a recorded walkthrough, and a named person to call. If you leave us, everything leaves with you.
Every project below shipped for a real institution, with real sign-off, in more than one language.
AI-generated presenter
This is Nia. She isn't a person — she's a system we built, and we tell you so every time she speaks.
Nia hosts our explainers, walks through Protocol reports, and answers the questions institutions ask us most often — in English, Portuguese and French, in the same voice, at any hour.
We built her for the same reason we'd build one for you: a small organisation with something worth saying shouldn't need a film crew to say it. Every appearance carries an AI label, on this site and on every platform. Nobody at Diplomatic Design will ever pretend a machine is a colleague.
Public institutions need a number they can put in a budget line before they can talk to you. So here are ours.
A written assessment of everything an outsider can see: site, mail domain, cloud tenant, social presence, print. Delivered in ten working days.
A complete public site and internal platform for a mission — designed, built, migrated, secured and handed over. Billed across five milestones.
The studio on call. Design, publishing, social and platform maintenance for missions that need continuous output rather than a one-off project.
Cloud hosting is billed at cost on the institution's own subscription, never marked up. Prices in USD, exclusive of print production and third-party licences.
Six questions. You'll get a written reply from a person within one working day — with an honest read on whether we're the right studio, and who to call if we aren't.