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# Propose a Schema

The IES ecosystem grows through community-proposed schemas. If you're working on a data model that a use case needs, propose it here — tell us who you are, which use case it supports, the schema itself, and the standards it builds on.

Fill in the form below. Your contact details (email and mobile) are kept **private** — shared only with the IES secretariat. A public tracking issue is created automatically for the proposal itself (schema, use case, standards) so the community can review and discuss it. No GitHub account is required to submit.

{% hint style="info" %}
Optionally include your GitHub username and we'll tag you on the tracking issue so you can follow the discussion.
{% endhint %}

{% @ies-schema-proposal/schema-proposal content="" %}

If the form above doesn't load, [open it in a new tab](https://forms.gle/ESVk4PDcfEerPo6f7).

After submitting, your proposal is posted to the [GitHub Issue Tracker](https://github.com/India-Energy-Stack/ies-accelerator/issues) — you should see an issue populated with your request, where the community reviews and discusses it.

Not sure which use case yours fits? Browse the [Use Cases](/docs/use-case-implementation-guides/use-cases.md) section first.


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