Three questions that stall European deals.
“Which jurisdiction can compel access?”
US providers answer to US law wherever the servers sit. Adetio is designed to sit outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act — the whole company, not just a region flag.
“Where exactly does identity data live?”
In the EU region you choose, Frankfurt or Paris — sessions, profiles and audit logs together. Your team can verify it from the network tab, and your contract can pin it.
“What happens if we leave?”
Full export through the API, password hashes included. The exit path is a shipped product feature — which is precisely why you can commit.
Easy to arrive. Easy to leave. That's the point.
You already have auth in production — so the real conversation starts with migration, and the real trust question is the exit. Both are product features.
Everything procurement asks for, with honest status.
What exists is linked. What is planned says planned — the same rule we apply everywhere on this site.
We are pre-launch. Here is exactly what that means.
Talk to us
Tell us about your stack, your regulators, and the contract that raised the jurisdiction question — and ask us anything your review needs.
Evaluate during hardening
We are in closed hardening before public launch. Waitlist teams get early access first — real tenant, real API, your data in your region.
Keep your launch rate
Pricing is confirmed the day we open, and early-access accounts keep the rate they join at — the same commitment published on the pricing page.
Straight answers.
Where does our users’ data actually live?
In the EU region you pick — Frankfurt or Paris today — and it stays there: sessions, profiles and audit logs alike. A region move is an operation we perform on request; there is no silent replication elsewhere.
Who operates Adetio?
A European team, on European infrastructure, under European law. The operating legal entity is published before launch, and every legal document on this site is shown in full, in draft, so you can read the terms we intend to launch under.
Do you support enterprise SSO (SAML / OIDC)?
The SSO connection layer is built into the platform today, and it will not be metered per connection. The self-serve SSO portal your customers configure themselves ships shortly after launch — that is roadmap, and we say so.
What about SCIM provisioning?
On the roadmap for the first post-launch release, alongside the SSO portal. If SCIM is a hard requirement for your timeline, tell us — it shapes the order we build in.
Can we get out if we need to?
Yes, completely: full export through the API including password hashes, gated behind admin rights and step-up re-authentication. Exit is a product feature — it is the strongest honesty guarantee we can give you.
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