How we approach residency requirements
We work with customers to understand data-location, deployment, and hosting expectations early in the buying process so the platform can be evaluated against the institution's internal requirements.
Data residency
Data-location discussions are handled as part of enterprise diligence, not buried in footnotes.
Lenders, NBFCs, and regulated credit businesses often need clarity on where data is hosted, how environments are structured, and what deployment expectations apply. PiSettlr treats those as first-order implementation topics.
Why this matters for settlement workflows
Settlement records can include borrower information, internal approvals, communication history, and operational outcomes. Buyers typically need to understand where that data lives and how it is controlled.
Topics usually covered
Common questions from technology, security, and procurement teams
Hosting model
Where environments are hosted, what isolation is available, and how the deployment model maps to buyer expectations.
Data scope
Which account, workflow, and audit records move through the platform and how those flows relate to system integration design.
Retention and export
How teams think about record retention, portability, and downstream reporting when the settlement program is reviewed or changed.