Monthly; credit-back if we miss it.
The contract terms regulated industries actually need.
SSO, SCIM, audit log export, EU / UK / US residency, dedicated tenancy on request, DPA + BAA pre-signature, named onboarding lead. Procurement-friendly out of the box.
The certifications, the paperwork.
Independent audits, signed data-processing agreements, pen-test reports under NDA. The packet your security team asks for, ready before the demo call.
SSO, SCIM, the role-based controls IT expects.
SSO via Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace. SCIM provisioning and auto-deprovisioning. Role-based scopes per app, audit-log export to Splunk / Datadog / your SIEM.
One-click revoke on any teammate or integration. Per-app policies, not one giant admin role.
Pick the region. Or get a dedicated tenancy.
EU residency by default (Dublin). UK (London) and US (Virginia) on request. Dedicated single-tenant deployments and customer-managed VPC available for regulated buyers.
Backups and processed data stay inside the chosen region — no cross-region replication without a signed amendment.
Named onboarding, an SLA you can rely on.
A real human on the call, a real channel to ping, and credits-back if we miss the target.
Business hours; on-call rota for severity-1.
Dedicated engineer for the first quarter.
We reviewed Unify the same way we'd review any new vendor — DPA, sub-processors, audit logs, SOC 2 packet, the works. It came back cleaner than the legacy stack we replaced. The onboarding lead answered security questions on the demo call, which I wasn't expecting.
Volume pricing, custom terms.
Enterprise is custom — talk to us and we'll put a proposal together. The person on the demo is someone who can answer security questions on the spot.
