Pryvan
For the public sector

Private AI for the public sector

Bring AI to administration and citizen services on sovereign EU infrastructure that meets procurement, transparency and data-protection requirements.

Public bodies hold citizens' data under a duty of care and a high bar of transparency, and increasingly under procurement rules that explicitly favour sovereignty. Pryvan is built for exactly this: useful AI that keeps data in the EU and produces the documentation public auditors expect.

EU-only

data residency is increasingly mandatory in public-sector procurement, not a nice-to-have

EU & national procurement

The procurement question that stops projects

A department wants an AI assistant for casework. The pilot is a success, then procurement asks where citizen data is processed and whether a foreign government could compel access. With a US-cloud tool the honest answer kills the project. With Pryvan, the answer is on the page: EU jurisdiction, named sub-processors, documented.

What makes public-sector AI hard
  1. 01

    Sovereignty requirements

    Procurement increasingly requires EU data residency and independence from foreign cloud control, by rule, not preference.

  2. 02

    Transparency duties

    Citizens and oversight bodies expect to know how automated tools are used in decisions that affect them.

  3. 03

    Budget and lock-in

    Agencies need predictable cost and freedom from single-vendor dependence over long procurement cycles.

From pilot to accredited rollout
1

Scope

Classify the use case against the AI Act before a line of casework is touched.

2

Deploy

Run on EU-sovereign infrastructure that satisfies residency requirements out of the box.

3

Document

Generate the records and risk classification procurement and audit will ask for.

4

Operate

Audit logs and access controls keep the deployment accountable in service.

How Pryvan helps

  • Sovereign by design

    Data stays on EU infrastructure under public control, satisfying residency requirements.

  • Documented governance

    Risk classification and audit logs give oversight bodies the transparency they require.

  • No lock-in

    Open-weight models and neutral infrastructure keep agencies free to move between providers.

  • Compliance pack

    EU AI Act and GDPR documentation prepared for procurement and audit.

“We are accountable to citizens for their data. 'Trust us, it's in the cloud' is not an answer we are allowed to give.”
Why the public sector demands proof
One arrow. One direction. Forward.

Sovereign AI for public administration, with the paperwork done.

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