Sectors where data must remain in-house.
Eleven sectors: the constraint each works under, and what each runs on its own infrastructure.
Sectors
Each entry states the constraint, then the capabilities in use. Ready-made modules per sector are on the Modules page.
Healthcare
Patient records are among the most strictly protected data. Wards, clinics and finance get length-of-stay analysis, waiting-time KPIs, bed occupancy on a Live Monitor wall, and scanned records searched with page references.
Financial services
Positions, exposures, claims and customer files stay inside the bank or insurer, by regulation and by policy. Hundreds of analysts work in their own workspaces on one server; statistical models are checked against a baseline before a result is reported; Live Monitor serves the trading floor.
Public sector
Ministries, agencies and municipalities work under residency law, procurement rules and a duty of care for citizen data. The platform runs on the institution's own server, fully air-gapped where required, with open-data connectors and French and Turkish interfaces.
Research and higher education
Survey, clinical and administrative data under ethics approval may not be uploaded anywhere. Projects hold a study's context, a local model keeps the whole workflow inside the institution, and a Knowledge Base builds up for the laboratory.
Legal
Contracts, filings and correspondence are privileged. Hundreds of scanned agreements are answered with page references, offline, and the practice's own databases answer questions about matters, hours and billing.
Manufacturing and energy
R&D, production and plant data are commercially confidential. Forecasting, yield and downtime KPIs, a Live Monitor on the plant wall; the monthly spreadsheets are untangled once and import identically every month after.
Retail and consumer goods
Transaction and loyalty data are commercially sensitive and personal at once. Sell-through, markdown, basket and store dashboards from the ERP and point-of-sale databases; KPIs that alert when a store drifts; a ready-made module per sub-sector.
Logistics, shipping and aviation
Operational data changes by the minute, and customer contracts restrict how shipment data may be shared. Lane, carrier and fleet analysis; a Live Monitor for the control room; scheduled reports to every depot and station.
Hospitality and restaurants
Guest data is personal data, and performance is a daily number per property. Revenue per available room, outlet margins and guest-rating KPIs per property, emailed on a schedule to every general manager.
Telecommunications
Subscriber records are among the most regulated data sets. Churn, network-quality and revenue analysis, with a local model where policy requires it.
Enterprise holdings
A group with many subsidiaries and one board. Each company is its own user group with its own data on one server; the board gets an executive view across the group.
If your sector is not listed: the platform is not sector-specific. with your own data.