Is a self-managed trial or evaluation available?
Yes. Siberson supports a structured evaluation program that enables organizations to deploy and validate Siberson Veriket Data Classification within their own environment — assessing classification accuracy, OS and application compatibility, user experience, and DLP integration behavior — prior to commercial commitment:
| Evaluation Element | Details |
|---|---|
| Trial model | Time-limited, fully-featured evaluation deployment within the prospect's own environment — SaaS tenant or On-Premises, matching the intended production deployment model |
| Feature availability | Full access to the Siberson Veriket Data Classification feature set — automated classification, manual labeling, policy engine, visual markings, metadata tagging, OCR, reporting, and DLP integration — without artificial restrictions |
| Compatibility validation | Confirms agent compatibility with the organization's specific OS versions, Office suite version, productivity applications, and existing security stack in the actual production environment |
| Classification accuracy validation | Organizations can test classification accuracy against their own document types, terminology, and sensitive data patterns — confirming that detection policies produce correct classification outcomes before enterprise-wide rollout |
| Siberson support | A Siberson presales engineer or certified partner is assigned to support the evaluation — assisting with setup, taxonomy configuration, and issue resolution |
| Evaluation duration | Typically 2–4 weeks; extended periods available for complex multi-OS or multi-application environments |
| Transition to production | Upon successful evaluation, the deployment can be transitioned directly to a production license, preserving all configured policies, labels, and integrations |
🔗 How to Request an Evaluation
Contact Siberson at http://siberson.com/demo-request or engage your Siberson account representative or certified channel partner to initiate the evaluation provisioning process.
Last updated: 2026-04-12