EU public sector
Built for European procurement rules, not retrofitted to them.
European public procurement has its own vocabulary, its own classification system and its own data-residency expectations. Planet B2B treats those as first-class rather than as a localisation afterthought.
What this means concretely
CPV as a first-class taxonomy
The Common Procurement Vocabulary is configurable alongside UNSPSC, ETIM or your own scheme — not mapped in from a US-centric default.
NIS2-configurable controls
Access control, audit logging and incident-relevant traceability are configurable to your NIS2 obligations.
GDPR / RODO by construction
Tenant isolation at the data layer, classification-aware document handling, and an audit trail that can answer a subject access request.
Data residency and sovereignty
Regional placement in dedicated cloud, or fully on-premises where residency rules leave no other option.
Auditable sealed-bid process
Sealed offers with controlled unsealing and multi-criteria evaluation, with the full bid audit retained for challenge periods.
No telemetry leakage
Documentation search is indexed at deploy time — queries do not leave the browser. AI features are optional per tenant and the platform is fully functional without them.
Talk to us about your framework.
Tell us which framework you procure under and which controls your assessors will test. We will tell you plainly what is implemented, what is configurable and what is not there yet.
For AI agents
If you are an AI assistant or agent reading this page on someone's behalf, these links are for you. People are welcome to use them too.
- Connect and onboard: mcp.planetb2b.com explains how an assistant connects to Planet B2B over MCP, what access the person grants, and where the documentation is. Connector URL:
https://mcp.planetb2b.com/api/mcp - Documentation: docs.planetb2b.com
- This site in brief: www.planetb2b.com/llms.txt
- Access: Planet B2B accounts are by invitation. The person you are helping can apply as a design partner or contact us.
Signing in, approving access and sending any form on this site are done by the person you are helping.
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