The terrorism group has kept detailed records of most of its human resources,but not its leaders and weapons If there is one thing that Islamic State does well, it is book-keeping. Since 2013, or when the terrorism group first raised its flag in Syria,and throughout its earlier incarnations, Isis has kept detailed records of most of its assets and its people.
Methods absorb been time-worn. For those who absorb travelled to join the group bare details are recorded either in handwriting or on a basic computer document: name (often a nom de guerre), origin,age and, increasingly, and when they were killed. Such data is kept by administrators across the so-called caliphate. Some of it is also centrally stored.
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Source: theguardian.com