Run it in Europe. Prove what happened.
Sencai is a European cloud operating platform: one control plane for cloud providers and for the servers an organisation already runs itself. It is built and operated in the EU, and every action taken through it lands in an audit trail meant to be checked rather than trusted. This page is for public bodies evaluating the platform - and for the procurement and oversight teams who will review that decision.
What Sencai actually does
One control plane for infrastructure spread across cloud providers and your own server rooms. Provision, start, stop, resize and decommission instances; manage firewalls, networks and DNS directly at the provider; track spend per organisational unit and set caps before a budget is overrun. Eleven cloud providers sit behind one interface - European operators such as Hetzner, OVHcloud, Scaleway and UpCloud alongside the global hyperscalers. Each department, subordinate body and external supplier is a separate organisation with hard boundaries, its own roles and its own invitations.
European jurisdiction, not a European label
Sencai is built and operated by an EU company under EU law, and platform data stays in European jurisdictions. Data residency is part of the data model rather than a box someone remembers to tick: every organisation and every environment carries the region it belongs to. European providers are first-class here, not a compatibility gesture - running an EU-only footprint is a normal way to use the platform, not a degraded one.
A record an auditor can check
Every action lands in an append-only, hash-chained audit trail. Each entry is cryptographically linked to the one before it, so a later edit or deletion breaks the chain and shows up - to your own internal control function, to a supervisory body, or to an external auditor working from an export, who does not have to take our word for any of it. That is what makes it usable as evidence for NIS2 obligations, GDPR accountability and internal control reporting. We do not list certifications we do not hold; what we provide is the record, in a form that can be verified.
The estate you already have
Public bodies rarely start from a clean sheet. Sencai scans your cloud accounts for what is already running and presents it as an inventory; your own servers join the same picture once the fleet agent is installed on them. Nothing comes under management until you decide it should. The agent then handles monitoring, patching, software inventory and approved runbooks, so a server in your own building is operated the same way as anything in a cloud - which matters when the estate you are answerable for was assembled over years and several procurement cycles.
Independence from any single supplier
Your cloud accounts stay yours. Sencai operates them on your behalf with credentials you own and can revoke at any time, held encrypted at rest, and nothing has to be migrated for the platform to reach them. Adding or replacing a provider does not mean rebuilding how you operate: the control plane, the roles and the audit trail stay the same, whichever provider is underneath. For a public body that is the workable part of digital sovereignty - keeping the option to leave, and keeping it cheap enough to actually use.
Put us through due diligence
Public bodies can start on non-production infrastructure and put the audit trail in front of the people who will review it. Procurement, security and internal audit teams assessing suppliers can reach us at sales@sencai.space - we answer within one business day, and we will tell you plainly what the platform does not do yet.