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KeystoneOps For UK trusts

Data residency. By default.

The DPIA that doesn't need a transfer-impact assessment.

KeystoneOps runs on infrastructure you control — or, if you'd rather, on UK single-tenant servers we run for you. Either way: no vendor cloud, no shared multi-tenant, no third-country transfer, no AWS-Ireland question. Every byte of pupil and staff data stays in the UK, on a server dedicated to your trust. The audit log records every change, encrypted-at-rest covers the sensitive fields, and the export of every entity is one click away.

The jobs nobody bought a platform to solve.

DPIA on every SaaS renewal

Each vendor brings its own data-flow map, its own sub-processor list, its own transfer mechanism. Renewals turn into archaeology.

KCSIE part 5 evidence in five places

Safeguarding training records here, DBS in HR, prohibition checks in a spreadsheet, references in the CV folder. You can't answer "show me everything for this person" in under an hour.

No audit trail when you need one

When a parent or an inspector asks "who edited this and when?", the answer is "let me check the email backup". This is a known governance gap.

Pupil data on someone else's servers

Most school SaaS stores child personal data in AWS, GCP, or Azure — typically in the EU, sometimes not. Every transfer is a question.

Outcomes you can quote in your next board pack.

Zero

Third-country data transfers. Whether self-hosted on your servers or managed by us in UK single-tenant, the data never leaves the UK.

Every change

Audited. owen-it/laravel-auditing on every record. Read-only via UI + API. Retention configurable.

PII redaction

Optional PII filter on AI features (KB suggestions, auto-summary). Triggered by data class, not by hand.

Drop us an email.

We'll spin up a private instance, seed it with your trust's structure, and send you a link to explore at your own pace. All correspondence is by email — it suits the procurement pace and lets you forward threads to colleagues without rewriting them.