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We're happy to walk your security, procurement, or legal team through exactly how JAPA handles data. No cameras, no plates, no surprises.
Book a security reviewJAPA sensors report one thing: whether a space is open or taken. No cameras. No license plates. No commuter tracking. Privacy isn't a policy we bolted on, it's how the hardware works.
Each sensor reports a single binary value: 0 for available, 1 for occupied. That's the entire dataset. There is no image, no identity, and nothing to leak.
Because there is no personal data in the system, there is no personal data to breach, subpoena, or sell.
The little data we do handle is protected with the same practices trusted by regulated enterprises.
Infrastructure runs on Amazon Web Services, with the availability, redundancy, and physical security of a tier-one cloud provider.
Data is encrypted in transit from the sensor network through to the Console, so occupancy readings can't be intercepted or altered.
Occupancy data is visible only to authorized representatives of each client, under strict contractual confidentiality.
Ongoing audits validate that our controls, data handling, and operational metrics stay aligned with policy and regulation.
Universities, hospitals, and public agencies vet every vendor. JAPA is designed to clear that bar.
Compliant with the California Consumer Privacy Act.
Aligned with the EU General Data Protection Regulation.
Data kept only as long as needed, then deleted per contract.
We never sell, lease, or share occupancy data for marketing.
We're happy to walk your security, procurement, or legal team through exactly how JAPA handles data. No cameras, no plates, no surprises.
Book a security review