Move fast.
With the controls procurement asks for.
Enterprise adoption dies on governance gaps, not feature lists. Today the control plane brings the controls a regulated team needs to your self-hosted apps — approved schema changes, an audit trail, hard tenant isolation, usage metering — and the framework’s data-residency primitive pins data to a home region. Managed cloud hosting is coming soon; “must run in our own environment” is the default today.
Why enterprise runs on Voltro
The controls are built in, not bolted on later.
Governed schema changes
Migrations are reviewed and approved before they run, with signed review links and an immutable, role-gated decision trail. Destructive changes are halted at the deploy wall.
EU-hosted & data-resident
Runtime and data sit in the EU today, and the framework’s residency primitive can pin a tenant to a home region and fail closed everywhere else — a real control, not a checkbox.
Hard tenant isolation
The org is the tenant boundary; reads are auto-scoped and cross-tenant writes are blocked by the runtime. Shared-schema or physical-namespace isolation, same API.
Auditable & metered
Usage metering with quota meters, a permanent approval trail, and hosted logs and traces per app — the evidence an audit asks for, without a bespoke pipeline.
Control without the lock-in
Because Cloud runs the same runtime the framework ships, “it has to run in our own VPC” isn’t a dead end: eject to a helm baseline and run it yourself with the identical primitives. SSO login for Cloud itself is on the way; your own apps can already use the framework’s SAML, SCIM and OIDC plugins for their users.
Explore the platform
See it running.
Open the dashboard on a live demo project and click through the panels yourself — logs, traces, workflows, migrations and more.