Switching, data export and jurisdiction

This page carries the information we owe you under Articles 26, 28 and 29 of Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 (Data Act). The binding rules are in our switching and termination terms.

Procedures, methods and formats (Art. 26 (a))

You can start a switch at any time from your organisation's legal settings, by email or in any other text form. We name a contact and the sequence of steps within five working days. The transitional period is 30 calendar days after a notice period of at most two months, and it can be extended.

WhatHow you get itFormat
Master data of your organisationContained in the export bundleJSON
Members, roles and invitationsContained in the export bundleJSON
Workspaces and who is assigned to themContained in the export bundleJSON
Network connections and canvas layoutsContained in the export bundleJSON
Server, service and add-on bookings, booked packagesContained in the export bundleJSON
Contracts and quotesContained in the export bundleJSON
Orders, processes, tasks and commentsContained in the export bundleJSON
Invoices with their line items, receipts, dunning notices and subscriptionsContained in the export bundleJSON, invoice documents as PDF with embedded ZUGFeRD 2.x XML
Consents to legal documents and processing annexes, with the audit trailContained in the export bundleJSON
Notifications and the recipient lists behind themContained in the export bundleJSON
Knowledge base scopesContained in the export bundleJSON
Measures taken under the acceptable use policyContained in the export bundleJSON
Data inside a booked serviceExport function of that serviceDepends on the service
Your virtual machinesImage handed over per server booking on requestraw, qcow2
Software and artefacts you brought yourselfHanded over on requestOriginal format

The bundle itself is JSON with a documented schema and a manifest that carries a checksum per file. The rows above are generated from the same category list the export builder uses, so this table cannot fall behind what the export actually contains.

Known limitations: we do not adapt the data to the schema of a particular receiving provider and we do not migrate it into their systems. Data specific to the internal functioning of our own service is excluded where disclosing it would risk our trade secrets; the switching terms list those exclusions exhaustively.

Register of data structures and formats (Art. 26 (b))

The export bundle documents its own schema: every file states its version, and the manifest lists the categories with a checksum per file. Structured data uses JSON, files keep their original format, invoices follow ZUGFeRD 2.x, and virtual machine images use raw or qcow2. We publish changes to this structure with the switching terms.

Charges (Art. 29)

We charge nothing for switching itself and no early termination penalties. Up to and including 11 January 2027 we may charge a reduced fee for assistance that does not exceed the costs we directly incur, and we evidence those costs on request. From 12 January 2027 we charge nothing at all. The ongoing charges for services you keep using during the transitional period remain unaffected.

No service on this platform is one where switching becomes very complicated or expensive, or requires substantial intervention in the data, digital assets or service architecture.

Jurisdiction and government access (Art. 28)

Jurisdiction of the ICT infrastructure

Federal Republic of Germany

Place of processing

Hetzner Online GmbH data centre, Falkenstein, Germany

Group affiliation

None. Stelvion Systems is a sole trader and is not controlled by an undertaking established in a third country.

Measures against unlawful international governmental access to non-personal data held in the Union: processing and storage exclusively within the European Union; full disk encryption at rest and encrypted transport; privileged access restricted to the provider; only subcontractors that process within the Union, bound to equivalent requirements; review of every request as to its legal basis and exhaustion of the available remedies; notification of the customer where legally permissible; and disclosure only on the basis of a request permissible under Article 32 Data Act, in particular an international agreement or a mutual legal assistance request.

Erasure

After the transitional period you can retrieve your data for at least 30 calendar days. We remind you seven days before that period ends. Afterwards we erase everything in full, including backups within their rotation of at most three months. Records we must keep under commercial or tax law are blocked for the duration of the retention period and erased thereafter.