Scaleway, plus every other cloud your team already runs
Scaleway is the cloud a lot of developer-led teams reach for first — fast to spin up, EU-hosted, and refreshingly free of enterprise friction. Sencai gives that same team one place to provision it, watch it, and prove what happened on it, right next to Hetzner, AWS, OVHcloud, or a bare-metal box someone still racks by hand. Connect your existing Scaleway account in minutes — your contract, your invoice, and your support relationship with Scaleway stay exactly where they are unless you tell Sencai otherwise.
Connect the Scaleway account your team already has
Connecting Scaleway starts with the account you're already running — nothing migrates, and your contract, invoicing, and support relationship with Scaleway stay exactly where they are. Credentials are encrypted at rest, and you can revoke Sencai's access at Scaleway at any time, no questions asked. If you'd rather not carry a second cloud invoice, Sencai can provision and bill Scaleway capacity under its own account instead: one contract, one invoice. Both models live in the same organisation, so a team that connected its own Scaleway account last year can add managed capacity today, or the other way round, without re-onboarding anything.
See what a fast-moving team actually spun up
Developer-led teams move quickly on Scaleway, and inventory has a habit of outrunning anyone's memory of it. The moment your account connects, Sencai builds a picture of what's actually running — compute instances, networks, storage, DNS zones — across every region you use, with no migration and no agent required just to see it. Management is opt-in from there, resource by resource: bring a production instance under active control today, leave a side project alone until someone owns it, and let the rest sit visible in inventory instead of living only in someone's memory of a weekend deploy. It's the same discovery model whether Scaleway is the only cloud your team touches or one of several.
Provision and run Scaleway instances the same way as everything else
Day to day, Scaleway instances get the same workflow as every other provider in Sencai: provision, start, stop, resize, and destroy from one console, without switching context or opening a second dashboard. Put the fleet agent on any Linux server — a Scaleway instance or a machine in your own rack — and you get monitoring, patching, software inventory, and approval-gated runbook automation: write an incident response once and run it identically everywhere, Scaleway included. Workloads running on a Scaleway Kubernetes cluster are covered too, through a separate lightweight agent built for in-cluster inventory and management. Access is governed the same way across the whole fleet — SSO, role-based access control, and just-in-time elevation for anyone who needs temporary, approved access to a Scaleway resource, logged like everything else.
Frequently asked
Do we have to migrate off Scaleway to use Sencai?
No. Sencai connects to your existing Scaleway account — nothing moves. Your instances, storage, and networks stay exactly where they are, under your existing Scaleway contract and billing. Sencai gives you one place to see, provision, and manage them alongside anything else you run. Credentials are encrypted at rest, and you can revoke access at Scaleway at any time.
Can Sencai bill for our Scaleway usage instead of us paying Scaleway directly?
Yes, if you want it. Alongside connecting your own account, Sencai can provision and bill Scaleway capacity under its own account: one contract, one invoice. You can also mix models inside one organisation — some resources billed directly by Scaleway, others through Sencai.
Can we manage Scaleway next to Hetzner, AWS, or our own bare-metal servers?
Yes — that's the point. Sencai connects to 11 cloud providers, including Scaleway and Hetzner, plus on-premise and bare-metal servers through the same lightweight fleet agent. Provisioning, inventory, access control, audit logging, and cost visibility all work the same way, regardless of which provider a given resource actually runs on.
What does Sencai actually see once we connect a Scaleway account?
An inventory of what's already running — compute instances, networks, storage, and DNS zones — built automatically the moment you connect, before you manage anything. Nothing is touched until you opt a resource into active management, so connecting an account to get visibility alone is safe to do.
Is Sencai ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certified?
No, and we say so plainly rather than imply otherwise. What Sencai gives you instead is the evidence a security review actually asks for: an exportable audit trail, records of processing, a published sub-processor register, a data-residency statement, and a Data Processing Agreement — available without waiting on a certificate.
Connect your Scaleway account
Start free: one user and five managed resources, no card and no time limit. Connect your Scaleway account and see its inventory next to every other cloud you run. See [pricing](/pricing/) for what comes after.