temposystem.eu/data

Your connected products generate data.
European law gives you access to it.
We exercise that right for you.

Service status as at 20 September 2026: the service is not yet open. The offerings described below, their deliverables and their prices are those that will apply when it opens. No subscription is possible today, and no data is collected or hosted. To be notified of the opening: contact@temposystem.fr.

Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 on data — the “Data Act” — gives the user of a connected product the right to access the data its use generates, and to have it transmitted to a third party of their choosing. TEMPOsystem is that third party : when the service opens, requests will be drafted, deadlines tracked, responses logged, and the copy of your data hosted in France.

Where the data actually goes A connected product sends its data along two branches of equal importance: one to the manufacturer's cloud, a flow that does not stop; the other to a mirror hosted in France — your copy of the data, readable and auditable. PRODUCT PRODUCT CLOUD MANUFACTURER this flow does not stop MIRROR FRANCE votre double, lisible et auditable Where the data actually goes A connected product sends its data to two destinations of equal importance: the manufacturer's cloud, a flow that does not stop, and a mirror in France — your copy of the data, readable and auditable. CONNECTED PRODUCT CLOUD MANUFACTURER MIRROR FRANCE this flow does not stop your copy, readable and auditable
Where the data actually goes. The two branches coexist: we do not interrupt the first, we make the second possible.

What we do not do

  • We do not cut the flow to the manufacturer. It is impossible, and we do not promise it.
  • We touch neither the hardware, nor the firmware, nor your network.
  • We use your data for nothing other than the purpose you mandate.
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Who it is for

One fleet, one mandate, one file

Chains of sites, social landlords, local authorities, companies: wherever dozens or hundreds of connected machines are at work — cleaning robots, sensors, building-management equipment — data leaves the premises without anyone knowing precisely which data, for where, or for how long. Your DPO must be able to answer those three questions. We give them the means to do so, piece by piece, machine by machine.

Understand the legal mechanism →

It is often said that from 12 September 2026 connected products “will have to give access to their data”. That is inaccurate, and the inaccuracy is costly: it suggests one should wait. What that date actually changes →