Technical inventory
Hardware, system, drives, network, patches. No documents, no personal files, no keystrokes.
No server to build, no console to install, no VPN to open. HubPlace runs in your browser and the agent does the rest.
Enter your organisation's name and your work email address. You receive an activation link by email; you choose your password and your workspace is ready.

Create your first site, generate an enrolment token and copy the command displayed. Paste it on the endpoint, as an administrator. The agent installs itself, enrols and updates itself from then on.
Windows (PowerShell), Linux (systemd) and macOS (launchd): same command, same protocol, automatic agent updates.
Seconds after enrolment, the endpoint appears in your estate with its inventory. By the following night, it receives its first health score.

Complete transparency: the agent is a readable script, it collects technical data only and opens no inbound access on your endpoints.
Hardware, system, drives, network, patches. No documents, no personal files, no keystrokes.
Antivirus, firewall, encryption, system activation: the status, never the content.
Processor load, memory, disk space, uptime, last user signed in.
The agent calls HubPlace over HTTPS. No open port, no inbound firewall rule to create.
As many as you like. There is no quota, no tier and no per-agent billing.
No. It runs for a few seconds every five minutes and stays idle the rest of the time. The longer full inventory runs only once an hour.
It shows as “offline” after fifteen minutes without a check-in, and returns to normal as soon as it reconnects. No data is lost.
Yes, at any time, using the uninstall command provided. The endpoint then disappears from monitoring.
No. The agent only makes outbound HTTPS connections to HubPlace, exactly like a web browser.
Yes. The Linux agent runs on Debian and Ubuntu servers, and the Windows agent on server editions.

Signing up takes two minutes. Enrolling the first endpoint, one minute more.