Prove your AI is EU-resident, before procurement asks.
Oblixio audits the full data path of your AI features and issues a signed residency attestation with an evidence pack. When an enterprise buyer sends the security questionnaire, you answer with documents, not promises.
For CTOs of EU SaaS companies selling AI features to enterprise.
Why an audit, and not another FAQ entry
Enterprise deals stall in security review, not in the demo. These are the three facts that decide whether your residency story holds up there.
Routing is solved. Proof is not.
EU inference endpoints and EU infrastructure exist today. Pointing your API calls at an EU region is the easy part. The hard part is demonstrating that your entire data path stays resident: prompts, embeddings, logs, backups, support tooling, and every sub-processor in between. That is what an audit establishes.
Third-party verification
A residency claim written by your own team is marketing. A signed attestation from an accountable external auditor is evidence. Procurement teams know the difference, and they weigh the two very differently when your deal reaches security review.
One page beats a claim
What procurement actually wants is a sovereignty matrix: one page showing, per data type and per processing step, where data lives and under whose jurisdiction. Backed by an evidence pack. A paragraph in your FAQ does not survive a vendor security review. A matrix with evidence does.
Residency and sovereignty are not the same claim
Oblixio audits assess both tiers, and keeps them strictly separate. Blurring them is how residency claims fail in procurement.
Tier 1
EU Residency
Personal data physically stays in the EU: storage, inference, logs, backups. This is the claim most buyers ask about first, and the one most vendors cannot actually evidence end to end.
Tier 2
EU Sovereignty
EU-hosted is not the same as EU-controlled. US-owned dependencies in your stack can carry transfer exposure under the US CLOUD Act and the Schrems II ruling even when the servers sit in Frankfurt. The audit maps this exposure per dependency instead of hiding it.
The urgency here is not a future deadline. GDPR transfer enforcement is current, ongoing law, and it is where residency claims are tested today. Read the two-tier explainer.
How engagements work
Start with an audit. Extend to remediation if the gap report warrants it. Keep the attestation current with quarterly re-verification.
Residency Audit
A structured audit of your AI data path. You receive a data-flow map, a sovereignty matrix, a gap report ranked by procurement impact, an evidence pack, and a signed residency attestation.
Audits start at €4,000
Book a Residency AuditAudit + Remediation
The audit, followed by a remediation sprint. We work with your engineering team to close the gaps the audit found, then re-verify and issue an updated attestation.
Ongoing Verification
A quarterly re-attestation retainer. Your stack changes; your attestation stays current. Each re-audit checks for drift against the previous evidence pack.
The next security questionnaire is already on its way
Answer it with a sovereignty matrix and a signed attestation instead of a paragraph of reassurance.