Arc
A pre-built headless platform with multi-region load balancing, zero-downtime deployments and proactive anomaly detection. Greenfield builds go live in roughly 10 to 15 days, inside your own Azure tenant.
Dataweavers Managed Hosting for Enterprise Sitecore on Azure
Legacy Sitecore XP and XM carry years of customization, and the platform work around them never gets simpler on its own. Dataweavers managed hosting runs your DXP inside your own Azure tenant, with SLA-backed uptime and a 24/7 operations team. Sengo is a Dataweavers partner: we architect the move, migrate the workload, and stay accountable for what runs on top.
Dataweavers managed hosting, operated end to end
Fusion
Automated platform management for Sitecore XP and XM on PaaS, and for Optimizely CMS on Azure. Upgrades, disaster recovery and cost visibility stop being quarterly firefights.
Spark
On-demand incremental static regeneration for Next.js. Content published to Sitecore Experience Edge appears immediately, with no rebuild and no cache guesswork.
Where Sengo fits around Dataweavers managed hosting
Architecture
We design the target platform before anything moves: environments, networking, identity and release flow. That decision belongs inside a wider upgrade plan, not in isolation.
Migration
Years of XP and XM customization rarely lift cleanly. We sequence the move onto Dataweavers managed hosting, decide what to keep, rebuild what should not survive, and cut over without a weekend outage.
Audit
Already running on Azure? We review architecture, security posture, release process and cost before you commit to a platform change you cannot easily undo.
Training
We bring your developers and content teams onto the new release flow, so the platform never depends on the one person who remembers how the pipeline works.
Optimization
We tune performance, caching and Azure spend after go-live, because the first month of real traffic always disagrees with the plan.
Support
Dataweavers operates the platform. We stay accountable for the Sitecore build running on top of it, in English and in French.
Your DXP inside your own Azure tenant
SLA-backed uptime with 24/7 operations
Zero-downtime upgrades
Bilingual delivery, in English and French
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which platforms does Dataweavers support?
Fusion covers Sitecore XP and XM on PaaS, plus Optimizely CMS on Azure. Arc covers headless implementations and works with Sitecore, Optimizely and Contentstack. Spark adds on-demand regeneration for Next.js front ends publishing through Sitecore Experience Edge.
Does our data stay in our own Azure tenant?
Yes. Dataweavers deploys into your Azure subscription rather than a shared vendor estate, so infrastructure and data stay under your control and your compliance regime. Their published stack covers web application firewalls, DDoS protection and role-based access control.
We are on legacy Sitecore XP. Where does this help?
This is the common case. Years of customization make a jump to SaaS look impossible, so the estate stays put and the operational load keeps growing. Dataweavers managed hosting stabilises the platform in Azure first. The migration decision then happens on evidence rather than under pressure — which is the same posture we bring to any upgrade.
Is Sengo a Dataweavers partner?
Yes. Sengo partners with Dataweavers to deliver enterprise Sitecore on Azure, alongside our implementation partnerships across Sitecore, Optimizely, Contentful, Storyblok, Kentico, Coveo, Netlify and ai12z. Holding partnerships across the stack is exactly what lets us tell you when a different answer fits better.
When is Dataweavers not the right answer?
If you are moving fully to a vendor-run SaaS DXP and have no requirement to keep infrastructure in your own Azure tenant, a managed platform layer adds cost without adding control. The same is true for a small single-site estate that never justified a dedicated platform team. We will say so rather than sell you the layer.
