Keep data readable
Continuous export in open formats keeps SaaS data in a form that can be read outside its original application.
Continuous export · Open formats
Cloud reversibility
Take back what belongs to you.
An independent chain that exports, archives and tests the reconstruction of SaaS data in open formats.

The starting point
Your data is in the cloud. Can you retrieve it, read it and put it back into service without your provider?
A reversibility clause alone does not put data back into service. Prométhée focuses on the practical exit: a readable export, an independent archive and a tested restoration.
What changes
Continuous export in open formats keeps SaaS data in a form that can be read outside its original application.
Continuous export · Open formats
The independent vault archives exported data through a chain separate from the SaaS service used day to day.
Independent vault
The quarterly test and migration exercise put reconstruction to the test. Restoration becomes a practical checkpoint.
Quarterly test · Migration exercise
How it works
Reversibility is built across the whole chain. Exporting, preserving and restoring are complementary requirements.
Start with the data in the SaaS application selected for the scope.
Organise its export in open formats that can be read.
Archive those exports in a vault independent of the provider.
Test reconstruction and put the exit through a migration exercise.
Expected proof
Reversibility becomes a demonstrated capability, beyond a contractual clause.
An objective to verify within your scope, with your teams.
An example scope to discuss
Prepare an exit from a SaaS application: verify that its data can be exported in open formats, preserved independently and restored.
Scope, duration, integrations, support and pricing are to be defined with the team during scoping.
Prométhée connects export, an independent vault and tested reconstruction. The expected proof is the ability to restore data, not just download it.
Getting started
Choose a SaaS application and a data scope to verify their practical reversibility.
One product. One scope. One proof.
Let's discuss your priority