What is Calenco's security and data sovereignty policy?

Calenco is developed by NeoDoc, a French software publisher, and is built around a sovereign approach to technical documentation. Data can be hosted in France within a GDPR-compliant framework.

Security covers access control, traceability, user permissions, audit logs, and data reversibility. For organizations that require maximum control, Calenco can also be deployed on-premise.

This approach fits sectors where documentation is sensitive: industry, energy, healthcare, defense, quality, or regulated environments. Sovereignty is not a decorative claim, but an architectural choice.

The data sovereignty of a 100% French CCMS such as Calenco rests on a concrete guarantee: servers located in France, a publisher governed by French law (NeoDoc), and full GDPR compliance: encrypted exchanges, access traceability, audit logs and data reversibility.

The publisher's nationality is key: unlike publishers subject to extraterritorial legislation, a publisher governed by French law falls outside the scope of those laws. Server location alone is not enough. The CNIL explicitly recommends choosing providers subject solely to European law for processing sensitive data.

For organizations that require additional control over their infrastructure, Calenco offers on-premise deployment: the platform is installed on the company's own infrastructure, and the data never leaves its environment. This option is particularly suited to regulated sectors: industry, energy, healthcare and defense.

Calenco is a member of French Tech and French Fab, and is committed to a digital sobriety approach recognized by the Coq Vert community. Security, GDPR compliance and sovereignty are not optional: they are at the heart of the solution's architecture.