# Data Sovereignty

Feathery has a variety of data-hosting business plans to account for enterprise requirements.

## International Hosting

Feathery offers region-specific data storage and processing plans, including the UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Asia, the Middle East, and more. In each of these regional plans, your data is only processed and stored in the region you specify.

For more details, reach out to <support@feathery.io>

## Disable or Discard PII

In the cases where you don't want any of your form data to be retained on Feathery servers, you can choose from a few options:

### Automatically discard submission data from Feathery servers

This can be used in conjunction with one of Feathery's [integrations](https://feathery.io/integrations). Once the data is submitted to your third-party system of record, Feathery will clear the data it retains.

* This happens on a regular interval that's configurable.
* This can be configured to either only scrub files or scrub all submission data.

### Disable sending submission data to Feathery servers

This option is useful if none of your data can even pass through Feathery servers. This requires you to have an [embedded Feathery form](/platform/launch-forms/embed-your-forms.md) that you can [instrument with logic](/develop/react/api-guide/form/event-handlers/onsubmit.md) that sends your data directly from your user's browser to your database.

Once this feature is enabled for your account, you can turn it on and off on a per-form basis by going into the form settings, clicking on the `Data Tracking` tab, and toggle `Disable Feathery Server Storage`.

Note that this setting will be overridden if you pass a `noSave` flag into the [init()](/develop/react/api-guide/init.md) call of an embedded form.  The init() flag also cannot be form-specific but will allow you to disable the transmission of data that is sent after init() is called but before the embedded form appears.


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