Nylas Launches On-Prem Offering for Enterprise Customers
On-Prem option allows companies to deploy Nylas’ industry-leading Productivity Infrastructure platform on their private infrastructure.
Nylas, a pioneer and leading provider of Productivity Infrastructure solutions for modern software development teams, today announced a first-of-its-kind on-premises solution for enterprise customers. This self-hosted, on-premises deployment option allows customers in highly-regulated industries such as banking, financial services, insurance, healthcare, and government to process and store their users’ interaction data on a single-tenant private cloud provider of their choice.
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“We are proud to release the first on-premises offering for our Productivity Infrastructure platform”
Nylas’ existing enterprise security offerings include the only program to simplify the Google OAuth Verification process and security assessment and come with a host of 3rd party certifications such as SOC 2 | Type II, HIPAA | HITECH, FINRA, GDPR, EU SCC, and CCPA. With the new on-prem deployment option, developers can utilize the Nylas platform’s core functionality while ensuring full compliance with the most stringent industry regulations in existence.
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“We are proud to release the first on-premises offering for our Productivity Infrastructure platform,” said Gleb Polyakov, CEO of Nylas. “Businesses that wish to host applications on their private infrastructure shouldn’t be restricted from utilizing modern solutions that allow them to quickly and securely deliver features that boost their end-users’ productivity. Our on-prem solution allows us to meet any customer exactly where they are, rather than limiting them to a multi-tenant public cloud option.”
Nylas provides Productivity Infrastructure solutions for over 550 customers across 22 countries. This announcement follows Nylas’ recent $25M Series B funding, the acquisition of New York-based start-up June.ai, and the platform expansion to include intelligent workflow automations.
