Sovereignty
Enterprise automation without giving away operational control.
Runseal keeps governed execution inside the customer's Microsoft cloud operating model. Identity, permissions, data, logging and execution remain subject to customer control.
Control at every layer
- Customer organisation
- Customer identity and policy
- Runseal governed execution
- Customer cloud resources and evidence
What the customer controls
| Area | Customer controls |
|---|---|
| Identity | Entra ID users, groups, managed identities and role assignments |
| Execution | Which actions exist and which identity may perform them |
| Data | Storage location, access control, retention and deletion |
| Networking | Private connectivity, firewall rules and service exposure |
| Evidence | Logs, operational records and audit destinations |
| Lifecycle | Ownership, expiry, review and deprovisioning policy |
Built in Luxembourg. Made in the EU.
Runseal is developed and owned by SPEX S.à r.l., a Luxembourg company founded in 2016.
The product is shaped by European enterprise requirements, including regulated operations, customer control, data governance, accountability and traceability.
This is the appropriate meaning of "EU-made".
What sovereignty means here, and what it does not.
Runseal supports operational sovereignty within the customer's chosen Microsoft cloud environment. It does not claim to replace the underlying cloud provider or eliminate dependencies on Microsoft Azure. Runseal does not provide complete technological independence from Microsoft Azure, and it makes no claim of a fully sovereign cloud, EU-only infrastructure or automatic EU-only data residency unless those conditions are contractually and technically guaranteed for a specific deployment.