Cloud SaaS
The fastest start: a fully managed service where we run the platform, the database and file storage for you. Sign in and begin — upgrades and backups are part of the service.
Deployment
The same product everywhere: our managed cloud, a self-contained package for your own Linux servers, or a native Windows Server installation. One product, one release — on-premises is simply a private instance of the same platform.
Three models, one product
Every model runs the same platform with its own database and file storage. The features never change; only where it runs does.
The fastest start: a fully managed service where we run the platform, the database and file storage for you. Sign in and begin — upgrades and backups are part of the service.
A self-contained server package with everything included — application, database and optional TLS termination — configured in one place. Upgrades are a single step, and every upgrade takes an automatic backup first.
A native installation: the platform runs as Windows services with its own database and local file storage, plus an optional TLS service — no third-party platforms or middleware required.
Compare
Same product, same version, same features — here is what actually differs between them.
| At a glance | Cloud | On-prem Linux | Windows Server |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure | Managed by us — nothing to run | Your servers — one self-contained package | Your servers — native Windows services |
| Installation | None — sign in and start | One package, one configuration file | A scripted native installer |
| Upgrades | Continuous, handled for you | One step — automatic pre-upgrade backup, then the data comes forward automatically | Same flow via the installer, with the same automatic pre-upgrade backup |
| File storage | Managed for you | Local storage, or your own object storage | Local storage, or your own object storage |
| Email delivery | Handled by the platform | Your own mail relay | Your own mail relay |
| License & activation | Subscription entitlements per workspace | Cryptographically signed license file, verified fully offline | Cryptographically signed license file, verified fully offline |
| Best for | Teams that want zero ops and the fastest start | Data sovereignty, hardened and air-gapped networks | Windows-standard IT estates |
One platform version covers the core and every module across all three models — modules unlock by license, not by separate builds.
Air gap & data sovereignty
UniSentinel is engineered for networks that never touch the internet — and for teams that must always be able to walk away with their data.
How it works
The same documented flow on Linux and Windows Server — predictable enough to hand to any ops team.
Cloud: sign in. Linux: install the server package and set a single configuration file. Windows Server: the same idea — run the scripted native installer.
The platform prepares its database automatically on startup — ordered, safe to re-run, and never destructive. Cautious admins can run the step explicitly first.
Confirm the instance is healthy through the built-in health checks, which also confirm the database connection and that the data is current. Structured logs and optional metrics plug into your monitoring.
Install the new version and restart. On-prem, an automatic backup is taken first, then the platform brings your data forward — and every release documents exactly what changes.
Yes. Installation happens entirely from offline media, the license is a cryptographically signed file verified without any connection, and the product requires zero outbound connections — with no telemetry by default and error reporting strictly opt-in. TLS and email run through your own infrastructure.
No. The native package installs the platform as Windows services with its own database and local file storage — all through a scripted installer. Windows is developed and tested as a first-class deployment target, not ported as an afterthought.
One platform version covers the core and every module, so there is a single release to track — modules unlock by license, not separate artifacts. The flow is: automatic pre-upgrade backup on-prem, install the new version, your data comes forward automatically, then confirm via the built-in health checks.
You take it with you. The workspace export produces a complete JSON/CSV bundle of your data, and on-prem your database and files already live on your own infrastructure. If a license lapses, a grace period and then read-only mode follow — your data is never locked away.
Yes — same product, same release, same features. Cloud is a managed service with isolated workspaces; on-prem is a private instance of the very same platform. What differs is who runs the infrastructure and how entitlements arrive: a subscription in cloud, a license file on-prem.
Get started
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll map your program to the modules you need — cloud, on-prem Linux or Windows Server.
Every module works standalone. License only what you need — grow when you're ready.