Solutions
The same platform, four different arguments
Whether Enclessa is the right platform depends on which duty binds you hardest: a public body is answering to an auditor, a hospital to special-category data rules, a law firm to privilege, and an engineering team to the cost of context scattered across four tools. Each page below names those constraints and says which part of the product addresses them.
Open betaThe platform is being built in the open, so parts of it are not there yet, behaviour changes between releases, and no availability figure is committed while it is in beta. What is still being built.
Which of the four is yours
The four pages are not four products. They are one platform read from four positions, and the position that fits you is usually decided by who asks you to account for a conversation after the fact. If that is an auditor or a supervisory authority, start at public sector. If it is a data protection officer holding special-category data, start at healthcare. If it is professional privilege and a client, start at legal and advisory. If it is nobody in particular and the real cost is that a decision is in a chat, its ticket in a second tool and its record in a third, start at engineering.
What does not change between them: direct messages and group direct messages are end-to-end encrypted with MLS and the server holds no key for them, channels are managed rooms the server can read so that search, retention and compliance export work at all, the infrastructure is run for you in the European Union, and every organisation can export everything it holds at any time. The sector pages argue about which of those matters most to you. They do not describe different products.
None of them is a certification claim. What Enclessa does and does not hold is on the trust centre, stated as plainly there as here.
Encrypted collaboration, hosted in Europe.
Create a workspace in a couple of minutes. It is yours at your-team.enclessa.app, hosted in the European Union, with encrypted direct messages from the first one you send.
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