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What does it include?
- Moving off foreign-owned cloud where it makes sense
- Australian and self-hosted alternatives (files, CRM, email)
- Hybrid setups: keep what you can’t leave (like Microsoft 365) and self-host the rest
- Leaving Google (for example, moving to Proton)
How is it charged?
Work outside general support, like projects and on-site visits, is billed in 15-minute blocks, and you see the time. Licences and hardware are at cost, with our markup shown on the invoice. How we charge.
Where to start: the Sovereignty Audit. A Sovereignty Audit shows where your data actually lives, which countries' laws can reach it, and how that sits with the Australian Privacy Principles. You get a sovereignty rating and a migration path.
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Frequently asked questions
What is data sovereignty?
It's knowing where your data is stored and which countries' laws can reach it. Data held by a foreign-owned provider can be reachable under that country's laws, for example the US CLOUD Act.
Do I have to leave Microsoft 365?
No. We can set up a hybrid. You keep what you can't leave, like Microsoft 365, and self-host the rest.
Can you help us leave Google?
Yes. For example, we can move you to Proton.
Where do I start?
With a Sovereignty Audit. It shows where your data actually lives, which laws can reach it, how that sits with the Australian Privacy Principles, and a path to move it.