The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is seeking input from industry partners on the development of an Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Collection Orchestration Service. The service will provide a unified capability for collection managers to search, order, manage, process, view, and task national, commercial, and publicly available information on unclassified networks. The NCIA is looking for feedback on the draft High-Level Summary of Requirements, which includes capabilities such as collection opportunities, collection tasking, data access, and data analytics. The service is expected to be cloud-based and provide access to diverse data sources while maintaining a stringent focus on security aspects. Key considerations for the service include system uptime, incident priority restoration times, and data visualization. • The service will provide access to third-party services or data, both directly and through APIs. • The service will enable access to relevant and desired data from a wide range of sources. • The service will allow collection managers to understand data usage through the visualization of data metrics. • The service will ensure that the data visualization is able to be tailored by collection managers to present data as required by the user.