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Use Case

Cross organization data sharing

Share live data feeds between organizations with consent and audit.

Your partner wants your data.

You want theirs.

You build a custom pipeline.

It takes three months.

Security reviews it. Twice.

Then another partner asks.

npayload shares data with consent and audit.

New partners connect in minutes.

See how it flows

Consent based sharing

Both organizations must consent before data flows. Revoke access at any time.

Consent Flow
Org A
CONSENT GRANTED
Org B
Encrypted channel established
Audit trail active for both parties
Revocable at any time

Privacy controls

Choose your encryption mode per feed. Zero knowledge options available for sensitive data.

Privacy Modes
Standard
Metadata + payload visible
Hybrid
Metadata visible, payload encrypted
Zero Knowledge
Everything encrypted. Even npayload cannot read it.
Recommended

Full audit trail

Every event shared between organizations is recorded permanently. Both parties can prove what was sent.

Immutable Audit Chain
#1042order.createda3f8...c21d
#1043payment.captured7e2b...9f4a
#1044inventory.reservedb91c...2e7f
#1045shipment.createdd4a7...8b3c
Every entry chained. Tamper proof.

Data marketplace

Publish feeds for discovery. Subscribe to feeds from other organizations. Monetize your data.

Live Dashboard
Events/sec
12,847
+23%
P99 Latency
38ms
−12%
Delivery Rate
99.97%
+0.02%
Active Channels
1,204
+8

How it works

1

List your data feed

Publish your real time data on the marketplace. Set access controls and terms.

2

Partners subscribe with consent

Both organizations agree before data flows. Privacy controls are enforced automatically.

3

Data flows with full audit

Every event is delivered through encrypted channels. Both parties have proof of everything.

Cross Organization Data Sharing: Before and After

Without npayload

  • Sharing data between organizations means emailing CSV files or building custom SFTP pipelines
  • No consent management means data is shared without formal agreements or audit trails
  • Revoking access to shared data requires manual intervention across multiple systems
  • Compliance teams cannot answer who accessed what data, when, or why
  • Data format mismatches between organizations cause integration failures weekly

With npayload

  • Live data feeds between organizations with structured schemas and guaranteed delivery
  • Consent management built into the protocol. Sharing requires explicit, auditable agreement
  • Revoke access instantly. One action stops data flow and is recorded in the audit trail
  • Full audit trail answers who, what, when, and why for every piece of shared data
  • Event catalogue ensures both organizations agree on the data format before sharing begins

npayload vs Building Data Sharing Yourself

FeaturenpayloadBuild it yourself
Data deliveryReal time feeds with guaranteed deliveryBatch files, SFTP, or custom APIs
Consent managementProtocol level consent with audit trailLegal agreements with no technical enforcement
Access revocationInstant revocation, recorded in audit trailManual process across systems, days to take effect
Schema agreementEvent catalogue with versioning and validationEmail threads about data format changes
Data privacyE2E encryption, hybrid mode, zero knowledge optionTLS only, data visible to intermediaries
ComplianceImmutable audit logs, exportable for regulatorsReconstruct sharing history from scattered logs

Frequently asked questions

How does consent management work in npayload?+
Before data flows between organizations, both parties must explicitly consent through npayload's federation protocol. Consent is cryptographically recorded, time stamped, and immutable. Either party can revoke consent at any time, and the revocation takes effect immediately.
Can we share data with partners who do not use npayload?+
Yes. npayload provides webhook delivery and HTTP adapters for partners who prefer to receive data through standard web protocols. They get the reliability of npayload's delivery infrastructure without adopting the SDK.
How does npayload ensure data does not leave a specific region?+
Data is stored in the cell where it was created, and each cell is deployed to a specific region. Cross region sharing requires explicit consent and uses encrypted transmission channels. Data residency is enforced at the infrastructure level, not just by policy.
What audit information is available for compliance?+
npayload logs every event: who shared data, who received it, when, what schema was used, and the consent that authorized the sharing. Audit logs use hash chain integrity so tampering is detectable. Logs are exportable in standard formats.