For years, nonprofit and political organisations across Europe faced a difficult trade-off.
They could use the most advanced digital organising tools on the market, but host their data outside Europe. Or, they could keep their data within European infrastructure and legal frameworks, while settling for platforms that weren’t designed for modern organising, multichannel engagement, or the pace of today’s developments and AI.
In reality, organisations everywhere should be able to keep their data close to home without sacrificing innovation or performance.
For a long time, European organisations didn’t have that option.
In 2026, that trade-off is finally over.
A Moment of Transition for European Organisations
Many organisations across Europe are reaching a turning point.
Legacy CRM systems struggle to keep up with modern organising strategies. Internal databases become complex for teams to maintain - and become outdated quickly. Teams often rely on fragmented tools that slow down campaigns and supporter engagement.
At the same time, EU regulations continue to evolve. New regulations like GDPR 900 and TTPA are raising expectations for how supporter data must be handled and reported.
For leadership teams, this often leads to a critical question:
Is our current infrastructure ready for the next phase of our organisation’s growth?
More and more organisations are deciding that the answer can be found in moving toward modern, European-built platforms designed specifically for their sector.
What European Infrastructure Looks Like in Practice
For European organisations using Qomon, this means:
- A secure, enterprise-grade platform designed for political and nonprofit organisations
- 100% of data hosted and operated within Europe
- GDPR-native architecture with built-in TTPA compliance and reporting
- Full data ownership, with S3 data exports available
- Multi-language web platform and mobile app
- Dedicated support teams based in Europe, operating in your time zone
This allows organisations to modernise their infrastructure while staying aligned with European legal and compliancy requirements.
Data Sovereignty Without Compromise
The expectation is simple: teams should be able to keep their data at home without sacrificing access to best-in-class technology.
For European organisations, that moment has arrived, because the future of digital organising shouldn’t require compromise.
Your data. Your tools. Back home in Europe.
To support this transition, Qomon will handle the migration process for organisations moving to the platform throughout 2026 - at no additional cost.
Connect with our teams to learn more about how a transition could work for your organization.
