Providers who can host your connector
You never have to go through TAMIS to connect: running a connector (opens in a new tab) Connector The software component a participant runs, or has run for it, to exchange data inside the data space. It enforces identity, contracts and policies. yourself carries no TAMIS fee. If you would rather have one hosted, these are providers who offer it, whichever way you join the data space (opens in a new tab) Data space A decentralised infrastructure enabling trustworthy data exchanges based on commonly agreed rules. . The list is open and grows over time.
New to this? Start with how to connectYour contract is directly with the provider. TAMIS lists providers but is not a party to the contract, not an intermediary, and not responsible for the service delivered.
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Running a connector yourself carries no TAMIS fee, and never will. Providers who offer to host and operate one for you will appear here as they come forward.
Become a connector provider
This directory is for organisations that want to host and operate connectors for other participants (opens in a new tab) Participant An organisation admitted to the data space, identified under its rules and able to exchange within it. . Any other service around the data, or the content, of audiovisual works belongs on another page. See what you can reach through the data space
Becoming a provider starts with becoming a TAMIS participant: you join the data space, on its terms, and then list your offer here. Every application is reviewed and approved by TAMIS governance before listing. To be referenced, providers commit through the Terms & Conditions to supplying and maintaining valid connector identifiers and their status.
Not a participant yet? See what it takes to join
Apply to be listed →TAMIS · TAMIS doesn’t lock anyone in. If you can do it yourself, you do it at no cost. If not, choose from several competing providers. The data space is open, and more can be listed at any time.