01Enterprise
Enterprise.
Enterprise teams get SSO, tenant isolation, and a separate regulator portal. Current continuity proof covers five dated continuity drills and the May 4 ACK customer route; every boundary is explicit.
// Every claim on this page is tagged. Green is in product now; the rest is dated and named — we never blur that line.
02Regulatory standing
Regulatory standing, in writing.
NDGP-registered, not licensed. We hold no AI accreditation or licence today, and we won't name one until it's actually issued.
NDGP-registered data services provider — not licensed. We hold no AI accreditation or licence today. Registered DPO #3260005651, in-Kingdom on Saudi cloud (SCCC), PDPL-aligned.
Trust & evidence → · Compliance & controls → · Detector benchmarks →
03Data residency and privacy
Raw personal data stays in the Kingdom by default.
Only tokenized green-route text can leave Saudi Arabia. Residency, egress, the in-Kingdom lock, and crypto are described here once — the same model applies across every deployment.
- Residency — for Saudi-hosted and Saudi customer-hosted deployments, all stateful surfaces — vault rows, compliance records, audit logs, and API keys — remain stored in Saudi Arabia. The runtime topology is identical across hosted-pilot, customer-cloud, and on-premises models.
- Egress — amber and red lanes route exclusively to in-Kingdom AI providers or are blocked. The router's lane decision is logged with the chosen reason code on every request.
force_in_kingdom— when set, the router rejects any request that cannot be served by an operator-configured in-Kingdom path. The block is explicit and audit-logged — there is no silent fallback.- Crypto — per-tenant derived keys for vault material, AES-256-GCM at rest, TLS 1.2/1.3 in transit. Key rotation is operator-controlled; revocation invalidates cached state across replicas.
04Compliance and controls
Designed to support PDPL alignment.
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 audits are planned, not yet certified. We show status honestly, not a badge we haven't earned.
Designed to support PDPL alignment; not a legal determination
Controls implemented; independent audit not yet completed
Controls implemented; certification work not yet completed
Important: DataSitr is designed to help organizations align with PDPL. It does not itself grant compliance.
05Auth and access control
SSO, scoped keys, and a separate regulator path.
Three operator roles, person-bound identity for every authenticated action, and a read-only regulator portal that lives on its own path.
- SSO — OIDC + PKCE against the operator's corporate IdP. Person-bound identity for every authenticated action — required for individual training records and per-user audit attribution.
- RBAC —
tenant,tenant_admin,super_adminfor operator surfaces; the regulator portal is a separate path with its own audit log for regulator sessions. - API keys — bearer keys with the
sv_prefix and a role scope. Revocation is effective immediately; cached state is invalidated across replicas via Redis. - Regulator access — separate read-only portal, structured reports, scoped signed-package generation with caveat metadata, and an audit log for every regulator session.
Auth-path survivability is covered as dated continuity evidence in section 08; customer-route HA is covered by the 2026-05-04 ACK evidence bundle. Continuity evidence is not auth-plane HA.
06Multi-tenancy isolation
Five layers, enforced independently.
Keys, access, logs, policy, and rate are each isolated per tenant. A misconfiguration on one layer does not fall back to a shared default.
07Operator and buyer surfaces
Tenant, operator, and regulator each get a separate path.
Three audiences, three surfaces. The regulator portal is a path of its own with its own audit log — not a tab on the operator dashboard.
/v1/chat/completions; DataSitr applies detection, lane decision, audit records, and provider policy. Tenant dashboard exposes DPIA, audit summary, evidence pack, and the one-click compliance bundle.
08Availability and SLAs
Five dated continuity drills. No contractual SLA yet.
Multi-AZ ACK ingress has verified cutover and a 4-hour soak; failover drills are planned. The dated drills below remain the operational posture behind the product.
- 2026-03-28 Rolling deploy + isolated restore recovery. Public rolling-deploy continuity and a separate isolated restore-recovery check were both completed and archived.
- 2026-03-29 Auth survivability. Fresh login + authenticated processing survived an intentional auth-path outage. Continuity evidence — not auth-plane HA, not unplanned node-loss tolerance.
- 2026-03-29 Restored-state cutover with vault read-back. Public traffic was served from a restored state. The latest rerun confirmed oldest + newest restored vault rows decrypt under the restored environment. Narrow read-back, not full-vault verification.
- 2026-03-29 Alternate public path under operator control. datasitr.com was served through an alternate public path. The current HA posture is now proven by the 2026-05-04 ACK customer-route bundle; this row remains historical continuity evidence.
- 2026-04-06 Planned-maintenance continuity on the live public API. The live public API completed planned continuity work successfully on the public path. Most recent dated proof at the time of writing.
Pilot support runs through a direct operator channel while a formal support policy is finalized. As of 2026-05-04, multi-AZ ACK ingress has verified cutover + 4-hour soak evidence; failover drills are planned. Full-vault verification, HSM custody, and unplanned full-region failure tolerance remain separate steps.
09Scaling path
Pilot → Growth → Enterprise.
Same components at every stage. Replicas and state stores scale up; the runtime topology stays identical.
10On the roadmap
What's next — explicit and dated.
The next investments on the enterprise track, written down. None of these block a pilot today.
- SOC 2 / ISO 27001 — controls are implemented in product; independent audit planned, not yet booked.
- Contractual SLA — planned for production tiers; pilots run on a direct operator channel.
- Formal support tiers — pilot support is on a direct operator channel while the support policy is finalized.
- SSE streaming — exists in the routing surface; downstream backend behavior still varies by provider.
- Off-host backup — workflow is verified on pilot; production rollout in flight.
- Immutable-evidence retention — final retention configuration in flight; does not retroactively cover legacy unsequenced rows.
See it work on your data.
SSO, tenant isolation, a separate regulator portal, and dated continuity proof — honestly bounded, in-Kingdom.