GovTech.
Ready for public tenders.
Run the software you sell to authorities on a German provider, with data in Frankfurt and no US company in the chain.
What changes.
From objections to answers.
Tenders ask where data is stored and under which law
Frankfurt, under German and EU law
A US cloud underneath raises questions in every review
enum GmbH has no US entity in its structure
Each customer wants its own separation
Separate clusters and projects per authority where needed
Certifications decide the shortlist
ISO 27001 in progress for Q4 2026, BSI C5 on the roadmap for 2027
How GovTech teams run on enum.
From pilot to rollout.
Start with one authority
Run the pilot on enum in Frankfurt, separated from other customers.
Answer the questionnaire
Provider, location, jurisdiction and subprocessors: we give you the facts for your tender documents.
Roll out
Add authorities as separate projects or clusters, on the same platform.
What you run it on.
enum Kubernetes Engine
Upstream Kubernetes with a highly available control plane per cluster.
Object Storage
S3-compatible storage for documents and backups, in Frankfurt.
Networking
Private networking to keep each customer's environment apart.
Questions.
About GovTech on enum.
Is enum subject to the US CLOUD Act?
No. enum GmbH is a German company with no US entity in its structure, so the CLOUD Act does not apply.
Which certifications are in place?
The Frankfurt data center is certified to ISO 27001 and EN 50600; those certificates belong to the facility operator. enum's own ISO 27001 certification is in progress, with a target of Q4 2026, and BSI C5 is on the roadmap for 2027.
Can each authority get its own environment?
Yes. Use separate projects and clusters per customer, each with its own control plane.
Do you provide a data processing agreement?
Yes. We provide a data processing agreement (DPA) under GDPR.
Selling to the public sector?
Talk to us before the tender.
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