For many companies, the U.S. CLOUD Act is an important factor in selecting a software provider. Under certain conditions, the law may require U.S. companies or companies with ties to the U.S. to hand over data in response to a government order—regardless of whether that data is stored in the U.S. or abroad. That is why many organizations today examine not only the location where their data is stored, but also the company’s headquarters, the cloud infrastructure used, and the applicable jurisdiction. sproof relies exclusively on a European infrastructure. Data processing takes place within the European Union and is subject to European law. This helps companies meet high standards for data protection, compliance, and digital sovereignty.