About Soevra
Last updated: 28 October 2026
What Soevra is
Soevra lets businesses that offer cloud services assess their own services against the European Commission's Cloud Sovereignty Framework. A business answers a multiple-choice questionnaire for each cloud service it offers, and can also assess its own internal cloud use. Our software turns the answers into a Sovereignty Score from 0 to 100 and a SEAL level from 0 to 4. Each assessed service gets a public page with its latest dated result.
Every result is an indicative self-assessment, based on the business's own answers. Soevra does not check the answers.
Soevra is not affiliated with or endorsed by the European Commission. This is not an official SEAL assessment.
Who runs Soevra
Soevra is run by SEDOVI Development B.V., a private limited company registered in the Netherlands.
- Address: Columbiastraat 22, 3207 NE Spijkenisse, the Netherlands
- Email: developer@sedovi.nl
- Chamber of Commerce (KvK): 42084959
- VAT: NL869638488B01
Soevra is free to use today. If that changes, we tell account holders in advance.
Contact points under the Digital Services Act
Our single point of contact for authorities of EU member states, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services, under Article 11 of the Digital Services Act, is developer@sedovi.nl.
Our single point of contact for users of Soevra, under Article 12 of the Digital Services Act, is also developer@sedovi.nl. You can reach us in two ways:
- By email to developer@sedovi.nl. A person reads and answers every message. No automated system replies for us.
- Through the "Report this page" form on every public page, in the app and on our website. A person reviews every report.
We accept messages in Dutch and English.
Where the method comes from
The questions, points, weights and levels come from the European Commission's Cloud Sovereignty Framework (version 1.2.1) and its implementation guidance and calculator of 1 June 2026. © European Union. The Commission makes this content available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. We changed it. How we score explains the method and lists every change. The European Commission is not liable for any consequence of this reuse.