External data sharing made easy
When external data sharing scales, complexity follows
As organizations share more data with customers, partners, regulators, and third parties, complexity increases. Different users require different datasets, permissions, delivery methods, and access patterns. Sharing is configured across multiple tools and technologies, often without a consistent operating model.
Cloud platforms have introduced more ways to share data. AI-driven use cases further increase the volume and sensitivity. Without a consistent approach, teams duplicate work across systems, governance becomes harder to apply, and operational cost and third-party risk increase.
External data sharing becomes expensive and risky at scale unless it is managed like any other core operational requirement.
Your new data operating model
Harbr replaces fragmented workflows with a consistent operating model for external data sharing.
Standardize how external access is defined, enforced, and audited across technologies, with subscription-based entitlements applied consistently.
Enable self-service discovery and access through an intuitive, white-labeled experience that scales without increasing operational effort.
Support direct access, delivery, or secure collaboration across existing systems — without forcing data to be moved or duplicated.
Business-critical data sharing
Harbr is built for organizations where external data sharing is business-critical.
Data, analytics, & insights providers
Deliver or monetize data and insights across customers and partners at scale.
Regulated organizations
Manage third-party data access under contractual, regulatory, and audit obligations.
Government & public sector
Enable controlled data access across agencies, suppliers, and regulated counterparts.
Governed data sharing, step by step.
A home for your data products
External users interact through a white-labeled interface where available data is clearly presented. Depending on the policies set by the data owner, access can be self-service or via an approval process.
Self-enforcing data subscriptions
Access is governed through subscription-based entitlements defined by the data owner. These rules determine what can be accessed, under which conditions, and are applied consistently across all sharing methods.
Securely share data & models
Approved access is enforced across existing systems. Data can be delivered to external environments, or made available in secure sandboxes. Harbr orchestrates access without forcing data to be moved or duplicated.
Full oversight of external data access
All external access is logged and traceable. Teams have a single system of record showing who accessed what data, when, how, and under which entitlement.
Choose the right level of control and scalability
The base Harbr platform includes discovery and data product management, subscription-based access entitlements, automated delivery, audit logs and activity tracking, and standard support and activation. Additional capabilities and support tiers can be added depending on the needs of your organization.
Governed external data access
A fast and easy way to standardize and govern external data access.
Best for organizations that need governed external access without collaboration environments.
Secure access & collaboration
Designed for more complex access patterns and sustained usage.
For organizations that want secure collaboration, more control over infrastructure, and enhanced onboarding.
External data sharing ecosystem
Supports the largest data ecosystems with high-value strategic objectives.
For large-scale deployments requiring multi-party operating models, custom deployment architectures, and enterprise-grade SLAs.
Proven in complex data environments
Moody’s DataHub supports thousands of users each month. Harbr standardized how external data access is governed and delivered, reducing operational friction while improving auditability.
Governed data sharing — at scale
Learn how Aboitiz Group used Parlay, powered by Harbr, to safely share data across teams, divisions, and external parties.
