movingimage
Partially CompliantGerman enterprise video platform (VideoManager Pro, LiveStream Pro, OneComms Pro) from movingimage EVP GmbH in Berlin, used by Volkswagen Group and Deutsche Telekom since 2009.
Subject to the US CLOUD Act: a US provider in this tool's processing chain can be compelled to disclose data it holds, including data stored in the EU. The vendor itself is European-owned.
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GDPR Compliance Data
Not independently verified| GDPR Status | Partially Compliant |
| HQ Country | Germany |
| Ownership | European-owned |
| Foreign Disclosure Exposure | US CLOUD Act / FISA 702 |
| Data Hosting Location | European Union"The service is operated within movingimage's Microsoft Azure tenant in the European Union (West Europe region)" (movingimage.com/gtc/privacy-policy-products, read raw 2026-09-07), repeated for OneComms Pro and CorporateTube content storage as "Azure Blob Storage, West Europe region." No region is named for AWS/GCP; Microsoft Azure West Europe is the only infrastructure region stated anywhere in the document. |
| EU Servers Available | |
| Data Processing Agreement | Offered on request, not published |
| Sub-processor List | Not verified |
| Schrems II Risk | Medium Risk |
| SCCs in Place | |
| Last Verified | 7 September 2026 |
How we reached this
German legal entity: movingimage EVP GmbH, Tempelhofer Ufer 1, 10961 Berlin, named on the product privacy policy (a document separate from the marketing-site privacy policy), read raw 2026-09-07. No VAT or Handelsregister number is published on the page. PARTIAL rather than COMPLIANT for that one gap, despite otherwise strong documentation: the policy states processing 'is carried out based on a data processing agreement pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR,' names sub-processors per product (Microsoft Azure/Azure OpenAI Service for OneComms Pro and CorporateTube, NPAW/Youbora for CorporateTube analytics, DeepVA for LiveStream Pro live captioning, Google and Meta APIs for VideoCreator Pro), and documents transfer safeguards in real depth: Art. 45 adequacy decisions where available, Standard Contractual Clauses where not, binding corporate rules (Art. 46) as a further fallback, and an explicit risk notice that third-country authorities may still access transferred data despite safeguards. dpaEvidence is ON_REQUEST because the Art. 28 DPA is stated to exist and to govern processing, but no public URL to the document itself was located. extraterritorialExposure is US_CLOUD_ACT because Microsoft Azure, a US company, is the named infrastructure for AI features and blob storage; the CLOUD Act reaches data Microsoft holds regardless of the West Europe region, the same reasoning applied to Vainu on AWS and SEO.AI on AWS. schremsIIRisk MEDIUM reflects that transfers are unusually well-documented and safeguarded, short of LOW because DeepVA (live captioning) and other named sub-processors are not confirmed EU-only. No published price list; third-party estimates put VideoManager Pro from roughly $950/month, but movingimage's own site routes every enquiry to a sales conversation.
About movingimage
An Enterprise Video Suite Built Around Internal Comms
movingimage sits at the enterprise end of the same market as Vimeo, but its centre of gravity is internal communications rather than public video hosting: a corporate video portal employees can search, live and hybrid town halls, and now an AI layer for planning and captioning that content.
The Product Line
- VideoManager Pro – the core video hosting and management platform, with transcription, subtitles and access control
- CorporateTube – a branded internal video portal, usable as a private intranet channel or a public one
- LiveStream Pro – live streaming and virtual events, with AI-generated live captions
- OneComms Pro – an AI-powered (Agentic AI) tool that orchestrates a corporate communications workflow end to end
- VideoCreator Pro – video creation and editing, with integrations into Google and Meta APIs for publishing
Scale and Customers
Operating since 2009, movingimage serves 500+ enterprise customers, with Volkswagen Group and Deutsche Telekom named as references. That is a different buyer than most listings in this directory: a corporate communications or IT department running an intranet video channel at scale, not a solo marketer.
Pricing Is Quote-Only
No price list is published. Third-party listings cite enterprise pricing starting around $950/month, but movingimage itself routes every enquiry through a sales conversation, which is standard at this end of the market and still worth flagging for a buyer comparing options against published-price competitors like VIMP.
German Entity, Microsoft Azure Behind It
Operated by movingimage EVP GmbH, Tempelhofer Ufer 1, 10961 Berlin. No VAT or Handelsregister number is published on the privacy policy page itself.
The product-specific privacy policy (a separate document from the marketing-site one) is unusually detailed for this category. It states plainly:
processing by movingimage is carried out based on a data processing agreement pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR
and names the infrastructure behind several AI features directly:
The service is operated within movingimage's Microsoft Azure tenant in the European Union (West Europe region).
Content storage for CorporateTube and OneComms Pro is likewise placed in "Azure Blob Storage, West Europe region." Transfer safeguards are set out in more depth than most vendors in this directory bother with: adequacy decisions under Art. 45 GDPR where one exists, Standard Contractual Clauses where it doesn't, and binding corporate rules as a further fallback, with an explicit risk notice that third-country authorities may still be able to access transferred data.
The Azure Trade-Off
Microsoft Azure is named, regioned (West Europe) and documented with real transfer-safeguard detail, which is more than most competitors publish. But Microsoft is a US company, and the US CLOUD Act reaches data a US company physically holds regardless of which region it sits in. So despite genuinely strong documentation, this listing carries US_CLOUD_ACT exposure, the same trade as Vainu on AWS.
Where It Fits
Against Vimeo, movingimage is built for internal comms and hybrid events at enterprise scale rather than public video hosting, with quote-only pricing to match. See also VIMP and Streamio in video hosting, and MEETYOO for the webinar-specific alternative to Zoom.
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movingimage GDPR & data protection: common questions
Is movingimage GDPR compliant?
Partly. movingimage meets some of the requirements, with caveats worth reading before you commit. movingimage is a European company headquartered in Germany, data is hosted within the European Union.
Where does movingimage store data?
movingimage states: ""The service is operated within movingimage's Microsoft Azure tenant in the European Union (West Europe region)" (movingimage.com/gtc/privacy-policy-products, read raw 2026-09-07), repeated for OneComms Pro and CorporateTube content storage as "Azure Blob Storage, West Europe region." No region is named for AWS/GCP; Microsoft Azure West Europe is the only infrastructure region stated anywhere in the document.". Data is hosted within the European Union.
Does movingimage offer a Data Processing Agreement (DPA)?
We could not locate a published DPA for movingimage. That does not mean one is unavailable. Many vendors provide it on request or inside the account area rather than publishing it. Ask before you sign.
What a DPA has to cover →Is movingimage a European company?
Yes. movingimage is headquartered in Germany and, as far as we can establish, European-owned.
Is movingimage subject to the US CLOUD Act?
Indirectly. movingimage itself is European-owned and headquartered in Germany, so the company is not subject to US jurisdiction. The exposure runs through a US provider in its processing chain, a host, CDN or other sub-processor, which can be compelled to disclose data it holds even when that data sits on EU servers. That is a narrower exposure than a US-owned vendor, and the compliance notes above say which provider it is. Standard Contractual Clauses are in place for transfers, which is the required safeguard but does not override a lawful US order.
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