Your data stays in France
The servers and the database are in France, with a European operator. Nothing leaves the European Union.
HubPlace sees the state of your computers. That is a responsibility, and you have every right to know exactly what we do with it. Here is the answer, without evasion.
The servers and the database are in France, with a European operator. Nothing leaves the European Union.
Your exchanges with HubPlace are protected, just as on your bank's website. Your password is stored in plain text nowhere, not even with us.
Each company has its own sealed space. No other HubPlace user can reach it, not even by mistake.
Every part of the tool can be opened or closed, colleague by colleague. An intern can see the requests without seeing the passwords.
The vault keeps them encrypted, and records who looked at them and when.
Important actions are recorded, and the history of each computer is kept for as long as you decide.
This is the most reasonable fear of all: installing something that would let somebody in. That is not the case, and here is why.

HubPlace handles only a small amount of personal data: that of your colleagues (name, work address) and the fact that a computer is assigned to one of them. Here is what that means — you can pass this page on to your management exactly as it is.
Thiris, which publishes HubPlace, acts as a processor within the meaning of Article 28 of the GDPR. You remain the controller for the data of your colleagues and your computers.
Only to make the service work. It is not sold on, not used for advertising, and not used to train models.
Only technical figures: space left on the disk, overdue updates, disk condition. No person's name, no file content.
For as long as you set, twelve months at most by default. If you delete your account, everything is erased for good.
Access, correction, erasure, retrieval and restriction: from your account, or on simple request by email. We answer within thirty days.
The list of technical providers — hosting, sending emails and text messages, artificial intelligence analysis — is given to you on request.
No. Every request to the database is filtered on your company. There is no view that would let anyone look inside someone else's.
Only the people who keep the service running, and only when it is necessary — typically if you report a problem to us. Those accesses are recorded.
Not without your knowledge. Remote assistance is switched off by default; you are the one who turns it on, and it runs over an encrypted link opened from your own network.
You retrieve everything in Excel format, then ask for your account to be deleted. The erasure is final and we confirm it to you in writing.
Yes. A processing agreement compliant with Article 28 of the GDPR is provided on request, along with the detail of the security measures.
Yes, send it over. We fill it in with you, including the technical questions you would not know how to answer.
Write to us. We answer precisely, and without making you feel the question was a silly one.