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SCC Platform
The SCC Platform is a secure digital tool developed by the SCC Arbitration Institute for managing arbitration and mediation proceedings (SCC Arbitration Institute: Everything you need to know about the SCC Platform (2024)). Introduced in 2019 by the SCC Arbitration Institute, the SCC Platform offers a centralized, user-friendly solution for handling case documentation and communication in arbitrations (SCC Arbitration Institute: Case Management)
The SCC Platform is designed to streamline the administration of arbitration and mediation cases by providing a secure environment for storing and sharing case documents.
Key features include:
- Centralized Document Management: All documents related to the arbitration or mediation are uploaded to the SCC Platform, allowing all participants: arbitrators, parties, and the SCC Secretariat to access the information in real time.
- Secure Communication: The SCC platform offers secure messaging between the parties, arbitrators, and the SCC Secretariat, reducing reliance on less secure forms of communication like email.
- Access Control: The platform uses role-based access controls, ensuring that only authorized users can view sensitive information. This is crucial in safeguarding confidentiality, which is a cornerstone of arbitration proceedings.
- Enhanced Efficiency: By providing a centralized platform for document submission and communication, the SCC Platform reduces administrative delays, resulting in faster case resolution (Herbert Smith Freehills (2019).
- Data Security and Privacy: The platform adheres to high standards of data security, ensuring that confidential information remains protected throughout the arbitration process (SCC Arbitration Institute: Security on the SCC Platform (2024)
The SCC Platform is used for all disputes administered by the SCC Arbitration Institute. The SCC Platform’s use became particularly significant during the COVID-19 pandemic, when the need for remote solutions in arbitration surged.
User Feedback:Feedback from users of the SCC Platform has been positive. The SCC Platform’s features have enhanced the overall user experience.
References
[edit]Herbert Smith Freehills (2019) "New Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Arbitrator's Guidelines and SCC Platform", <https://www.herbertsmithfreehills.com/notes/arbitration/2019-11/new-stockholm-chamber-of-commerce-arbitrators-guidelines-and-scc-platform#:~:text=The%20SCC%20assures%20SCC%20arbitration%20users> last accessed 8 October 2024
Advokaten (2022) "Current issues and trends in arbitration", Number 9, 2022, Volume 88, <https://www.advokaten.se/tidigare-nummer/2022/nr-9-2022-argang-88/aktuella-fragor-och-trender-inom-skiljeforfaranden/#:~:text=Stockholms%20Handelskammares> last accessed 8 October 2024
CMS Expert Guides (2024) "International arbitration law and rules in Sweden", <https://cms.law/en/int/expert-guides/cms-expert-guide-to-international-arbitration/sweden#:~:text=During%20the%20autumn%20of%202019,%20the> last accessed 8 October 2023
SCC Arbitration Institute (2024) "Case Management" <https://sccarbitrationinstitute.se/en/case-management> last accessed on 8 October 2024
SCC Arbitration Institute (2024) "Security on the SCC Platform <https://sccarbitrationinstitute.se/en/case-management/security> last accessed on 8 October 2024.
SCC Arbitration Institute (2024) "Guidelines" https://sccarbitrationinstitute.se/en/resource-library/guidelines
SCC Arbitration Institute (2024) "Everything you need to know about the SCC Platform" https://sccarbitrationinstitute.se/en/case-management/scc-platform, last accessed on 8 October 2024