The platform
Data residency, governed at the data layer
Sfere runs in the region you choose, in your own cloud account, on-premise, or fully managed, keeps data under your control, and enforces consent on every profile
Customer data that stays where it belongs
Processing where you deploy, no data leaving your control, and consent enforced with the data: what it takes to trust a platform with your customer data
In the region you choose
Deploy and process customer data where your policies require. Residency isn't a region toggle added later: it's where the platform actually runs
Privacy in the data layer
Consent, purpose, and data-subject rights are modeled into the data layer from the start, not bolted on afterward
Your data stays yours
Self-host in your own cloud account or on-premise with no data egress, so Sfere never holds a vendor copy of your customer data
Consent travels with the data
Every profile carries its consent and purpose and enforces them wherever it moves, so residency and consent never drift out of sync
Residency without losing real time
Keep data where it has to stay without giving up real-time activation and analytics
Single tenant by deployment
Run Sfere in your own cloud account or on-premise and customer data sits in a dedicated environment, not on shared multi-tenant infrastructure
Built for the questions privacy reviews ask
Your counsel will ask where customer data lives, what each person agreed to, and who can reach it: Sfere answers at the data layer rather than through after-the-fact process
Data stays where you put it
Deploy Sfere in your own cloud account, private network, or on-premise, and personal data never has to leave the region your rules require. Confirm the specifics with your counsel
Consent and purpose logged
Every profile carries the lawful basis it was collected under. Consent and purpose are stored with the data and enforced when it moves, so you can show a regulator what you hold and why you may hold it
Data-subject rights, built in
Access, correction, and deletion requests act on the profile itself. When a customer withdraws consent, that change propagates through the data layer rather than lingering in a downstream copy
Self-host and no operator sees the data
Self-host and no external operator holds a standing view of your customer data. Whether data ever crosses a border is a decision you make under your own controls, not a vendor default. Specific control mappings are worked through with your counsel
Consent and residency, enforced together
Residency isn't a storage location bolted on at the end. It's a property of the deployment, and consent rides with every profile, so the two never drift out of sync
Deploy in your region
The platform runs where you place it: a cloud region you choose, your private network, or your own data center. Residency is decided at deployment, so data is processed where it lives from the first event rather than exported and pulled back
Attach consent to the profile
As signals resolve into one customer profile, the consent and purpose behind each signal travel with it. The record of what a customer agreed to lives next to the data it governs, not in a separate compliance spreadsheet
Enforce as data moves
When a profile is activated into a segment or a journey, its consent and residency rules are checked at the data layer. A withdrawn permission or a region restriction is honored everywhere the profile goes
Prove it on demand
Audit logs and consent history give your legal and security teams a clear record of where data lives, who touched it, and on what basis, the evidence a privacy review asks for
Prove residency to a regulator without going batch
Keeping customer data in one region usually means falling back to nightly pipelines and losing real-time activation. Sfere resolves, governs, and activates inside your deployment as events arrive, so you can show a regulator exactly where data lives and still act on it live
- Choose where customer data lives: your own cloud account, on-premise, or fully managed by Sfere
- Residency and compliance governed at the data layer, not patched on top
- Self-hosted with your own keys means no third-party egress and no vendor copies
- Consent, purpose, and residency enforced together: the record regulators expect
See Sfere on your own customer data
Book a walkthrough with our team: how your channels join into one profile per customer, and what we would run first