One control plane
Tenancy, policy, catalog, audit and billing — shared by all five. Write a permission once and it governs a table, a camera, a server and an agent identically.
- One policy engine
- One catalog
- One audit log
- One invoice
ProjectX Cloud: one credit balance for usage and your plan, one invoice paid by bank transfer
ProjectX is a managed cloud that runs your identity, data, cameras and servers under one control plane. Choose a plan, launch what you need, and get one invoice a month for all of it. When you want the hardware too, the same platform runs on a data center we build and you own.
One login. One policy model. One audit trail. One invoice.
The problem
Your identity provider does not know what your cameras see. Your video system cannot read your HR data. Your cloud console has never heard of either. Every question that crosses a boundary becomes a week of exports and a spreadsheet.
“Who entered the server room last month without badging in?”
Today: two exports, one spreadsheet, three days, and an answer nobody fully trusts.
The platform
Not a bundle. Every resource — a table, a camera, a server, a person, an AI agent — is the same kind of object, governed by the same policy engine and recorded in the same audit log.
Workforce, customer, machine and AI-agent identity. Single sign-on, passkeys, lifecycle automation and privileged access — federated with the identity provider and directory you already run.
An open lakehouse on Apache Iceberg. Pipelines, SQL, notebooks, machine learning and governed generative AI — your data stays portable.
Ask any camera anything, in plain language. Real-time alerts on what matters, and thousands of hours of archive searched in minutes — on the cameras you already own.
Servers, Kubernetes, managed databases and object storage, launched in minutes from one catalog. We run the capacity, in our own data centers and with partners we contract, and it all arrives on the same monthly invoice.
A semantic layer, decision workflows and governed AI agents that read across all four pillars — and act, under approval and full audit.
Tenancy, policy, catalog, audit and billing — shared by all five. Write a permission once and it governs a table, a camera, a server and an agent identically.
The products
Each product is priced at a published rate and draws from the same credit balance. Open one to see what it does, who it is for and what it costs.
Where to start
Describe it in a sentence and pick your industry. We suggest the products that fit, from the catalog only, with the reason for each and the use cases that show it at work.
In the consoles
One view from each pillar, captured from the running product with demo data. Every product page has its own tour.
One identity model for people, machines and agents.


An open lakehouse you can walk away from.
Ask a camera a question in a sentence.
A cloud you can be running on today.
The answer lives between the systems.
Use cases
Each one follows a team from the first step to the last and names the product every step happens in.
All use cases →How it works, explained →Datasheets, briefs and the price sheet →
The difference
Because every pillar writes into the same governed lakehouse and authorizes through the same engine, a question that spans four products becomes a single query — filtered by exactly what the person asking is allowed to see.
Show me everyone in the server room last month who was not badged in.
zn-srv-0114 events · 3 cameras3 occurrences found — with clips, timestamps and confidence.
1.9s · logged to audit with purpose and scope · 1 camera excluded (no access)
Pricing
Everything runs on credits, at a published rate per product, with no monthly fee — so one small server costs what one small server uses. Premium and Enterprise add an SLA, a support tier and the enterprise features for a fixed monthly fee.
No monthly fee. Pay only for what you run, in credits, at the published rates.
No monthly fee
For a scaling company that needs an SLA and longer audit retention.
$538.92a month
For an organisation with its own security, compliance and networking needs.
$1,618.92a month
What it looks like in practice
Offboarding
“Show me every table, camera, server and app this leaver can reach — and revoke it all.”
One list. One approval. One audited action across all five pillars, with a revocation certificate for your auditor.
See the walkthroughPhysical + logical
“Find the white van at the north gate yesterday and tell me if the driver’s badge was valid.”
Natural-language video search joined to access control and supplier records — in one sentence, in seconds.
See the walkthroughTrue cost
“What did this workload actually cost us — across four providers and our own data center?”
One invoice, attributed by project, with a rightsizing recommendation that typically pays for the platform.
See the walkthroughDeployment & ownership
Use our managed cloud and be running in minutes — or buy a modular data center from us and own the entire stack, hardware included. Same platform, same API, same console. Most customers end up running both.
You subscribe — live in minutes
We run the platform and the infrastructure under it. Choose a plan, pick a region, and launch servers, databases and storage in minutes. Usage is added at published prices, and the month arrives as one invoice you pay by bank transfer.
Capacity across European, North American and Asia-Pacific regions, including our own data centers, presented as one catalog, one API and one bill.
You own it — hardware included
We design, build, deliver and commission a data center that you own outright. All five pillars run on it — identity, data, video, cloud and AI. Your facility, your hardware, your keys, and one vendor accountable for every layer.
Most vendors sell you software and leave the infrastructure to you. We manufacture and supply the data center, and the platform that runs on it.
Security & sovereignty
Deny-by-default authorization, per-tenant keys, and an append-only audit log covering every action in every pillar — including ours. Identical guarantees whether you run in our cloud or your own facility.
Stated as the stage each is at rather than as a badge. A certification is a certificate with a date on it; the rest are properties of the software, which is a different kind of claim and defensible from the code.
One policy engine. Written once, enforced identically across data, video, cloud and identity.
Fails closed. If authorization is unavailable, access is denied — never granted.
Hash-chained audit. Tamper-evident, exportable, and covering allows and denies alike.
Residency enforced in software. Out-of-region provisioning is blocked, not warned about.
Open data layer. Apache Iceberg and S3 semantics — you can always take your data and leave.
Privacy by default. Redaction on export, purpose limitation on archive access, biometrics off unless explicitly licensed.
Built for
Governed analytics, branch and ATM security, and workforce identity under one auditable roof.
A data center you own outright, air-gap deployment, residency you can demonstrate, and evidence-grade audit for every access.
Network-scale data engineering with site security and multi-cloud cost control in the same platform.
Remote sites, intermittent connectivity, and operational decisions that cannot wait for a data export.
Thousands of cameras, one operator, and vehicle intelligence joined to supplier and access records.
Start on a plan with a handful of servers and grow into the lakehouse, video and AI without changing vendor, console or invoice.
For service providers
Hosting companies, MSPs and system integrators can offer the platform as their own cloud. We run the capacity and the software; you own the customer relationship.
Your brand. Your name, domain, colours and support address on every console, email and invoice your customers see.
Your prices. Your own price book and margin. Your customers are invoiced by you, and pay into your account.
Your customers, seen only by you. A reseller sees its own customers and those of resellers beneath it, and nothing else.
A 30-minute technical walkthrough on your own scenario — identity, data, video and infrastructure in one session.