Public sector
Digital sovereignty for municipalities, regions and agencies
Open cloud services that meet GDPR, NIS2 and public procurement requirements — without compromising on usability, support or operational reliability. Full control, no lock-ins.
Challenges
The public sector digital challenge
Municipalities, regions and government agencies face unique requirements that proprietary cloud services rarely fully meet.
GDPR & third-country issues
Schrems II and the Cloud Act mean that data in American cloud services cannot be guaranteed GDPR-compliant. Open alternatives with European hosting solve this.
NIS2 directive
Upcoming requirements for cybersecurity, incident reporting and risk management for essential services. Open source provides transparency and verifiability.
Public procurement
Public procurement requires transparent cost models and vendor independence. Open source eliminates licence lock-ins.
Digital sovereignty
The right to control your own digital infrastructure, data and processes without dependency on foreign platform vendors.
Accessibility & plain language
Requirements for WCAG 2.1, plain language and accessible digital services. Open tools give full control over accessibility adaptations.
Open data & interoperability
Guidelines for open data and API-based data sharing. Open solutions have this built in — not as an add-on.
Solutions
Relevant solution areas
These solution areas are particularly in demand in the public sector.
E-services, case management, citizen proposals and consultations. Strengthen democracy and make your services digitally accessible.
Accessible website, newsletters and campaign management. Reach citizens without third-party dependency.
GDPR-compliant visitor analytics and dashboards. Make data-driven decisions without exposing citizen data.
BankID, Freja eID and single sign-on. Centralised access management under your control.
Publish open data and share information securely between authorities. Follow official guidelines.
Maps, geodata and spatial visualisation. Strong community among Swedish municipal geodata professionals.
FAQ — public sector
Is this compatible with public procurement?
Yes. We work with transparent cost models, documented services and open licences. We can support you through the entire procurement process.
How is GDPR handled?
All data is stored in Swedish or European data centres. We use no third-party vendors subject to the Cloud Act or other third-country laws. Data processing agreements are included.
Can you collaborate with our IT department?
Absolutely. We can adapt our role to your organisation's needs — from fully managed services to support for your internal IT. We integrate with your existing systems via open APIs.
What does NIS2 preparation look like?
Open source provides the verifiability and transparency that are central to NIS2. We help you with incident handling procedures, risk assessments and security documentation.
Ready to take the next step?
Contact us for a free needs analysis. We show how open cloud services can strengthen your digital sovereignty and meet your regulatory requirements.