DataSpace Europe is a European expert organization with strong ownership roots and over 30 years of experience in advancing the data economy. DataSpace Europe Ltd is a pioneer in data spaces in Europe. We develop and offer data intermediation solutions across Europe for various industries and support organizations in creating data-driven businesses. Our team works daily to promote a fairer data economy through collaboration with European networks. We are a member of IDSA and GAIA-X, with our headquarters in Helsinki, Finland.
Our solution, Tritom®, is a lightweight yet reliable data intermediation service that complies with EU requirements. Tritom® is an ecosystem and integration solution developed by DataSpace Europe for securely transmitting licensed information. Developed since 2016, it has been tailored to align with the goals of the European data strategy and its implementing regulations. Importantly, Tritom® does not store data. It comprises several modules designed for specific purposes:
Tritom® Enterprise: Aimed at service providers.
Tritom® Essential: Tailored for data owners and service users.
Tritom® Essential: Designed for data owners (e.g., agricultural entrepreneurs) and service users. With this module, data owners can determine what data is shared and with whom, using permission settings. Service users can purchase services from providers within the Essential module.
Tritom® Enterprise: Built for service providers, this module allows organizations to manage their data, create, and describe data and service products. It’s particularly suitable for organizations offering SaaS services or managing internal data.
A data space is a framework that facilitates data sharing within an ecosystem. It establishes clear guidelines for participants to share, trade, and collaborate on data assets in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. The aim is to create new value, foster innovation, and set standards for exchanging data and digital services. Data spaces are integral to the European data strategy, supporting a thriving, democratic, and sovereign digital economy.
DataSpace Europe is the first EU-approved data intermediary service, making it a pioneer in the field. A data intermediary, as defined by the Data Governance Act, is a neutral entity that facilitates data exchanges without processing or using the data itself. Acting solely as an intermediary, a data intermediary can also be referred to as a "Data Operator." It provides a solution for organizations to exchange data securely and transparently.
Secure Data Transmission: Tritom® securely transmits your data to your specified destination for a specific purpose.
Access to Services: Enables purchasing services from multiple service providers within the ecosystem.
Business Growth Opportunities: Service providers can reach new customers, and users can monetize their expertise by offering services or data to other participants in the ecosystem.
Absolutely. Tritom® does not store or use the data being exchanged. Your data remains outside the Tritom® system, which functions solely as a secure intermediary channel. DataSpace Europe’s operations are overseen by Traficom, ensuring compliance with EU data regulations. These regulations protect data producers and guarantee that data is not misused or accessed by unauthorized parties, including DataSpace Europe.
To begin using Tritom®, register and sign a contract with us. Once logged in, you can explore available services and select the ones that meet your needs. You will make a direct agreement with the service provider, sharing only the data required for the selected service. The exchanged data remains confidential, visible only to you and the service provider—not even DataSpace Europe has access to it.
Yes, we’re here to help! You can reach us at support@dataspace.fi, and our team will assist you with any issues.
Tritom® is priced on a monthly subscription basis, starting from early 2025. Until then, you can try Tritom® in a test environment. Contact our experts to learn more!
A person, organization, or entity with the legal right to control and determine how data is used, processed, and shared. The holder could be, for example, a company that owns customer data or an individual managing their personal data.
A company, organization, or individual that offers services to users, such as software, digital platforms, technology solutions, or other applications, often related to the utilization or processing of data.
A state, municipal, or other public administration body responsible for organizing and supervising societal services. A public entity may also manage, collect, and share data, such as population records, traffic statistics, or weather data.