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Hive is a cloud service built on established infrastructure providers. This page lists where it runs and which providers are involved, so you can assess it alongside your own vendor policies.
This list describes the product’s architecture today and may change as Hive grows. For a formal list of subprocessors or a data processing agreement, contact us.

Where your data lives

Hive’s core application and database run in Frankfurt, Germany: The web app is served by Vercel’s global edge network; these docs are hosted by Mintlify.

Service providers

The tools you connect — your CRM, accounting system, mailbox and so on — are your own providers. Hive reads from them under the access you grant.

How it fits together

See How Hive works for the full request and job flow.

Security of the platform

  • Encrypted in transit. The API only accepts HTTPS.
  • Signed internal traffic. Jobs between Hive’s components and webhooks from its providers are signature-verified.
  • Always-on API. At least one API machine is always running, and background jobs are retried at least once if they fail.
  • Isolation. Workspace data is separated by row-level security in the database as well as in application code.

Frequently asked

Hive’s database and application servers run in Frankfurt, Germany, and product analytics are processed in the EU. Some providers — for example AI model providers, the connector platform and the tools you connect yourself — may process data in other regions under their own terms. See AI and models.
No. Hive reads what it needs to detect signals and answer questions, and leaves your systems of record where they are. Connections start read-only, and you choose what each account may do. See Accounts and autonomy.
For managed OAuth connectors, the connector platform (Nango) stores provider tokens and makes calls on Hive’s behalf; Hive stores only a reference to the connection. Secrets Hive holds itself — MCP bearer tokens, webhook signing secrets and model keys — are encrypted per workspace.
Hive is offered as a hosted service today. If you have specific hosting requirements, talk to us.
The table above lists the providers Hive’s architecture relies on. For a formal subprocessor list or a data processing agreement, contact us.

Security overview

Controls inside the product.

Data protection

Retention and deletion.

AI and models

AI providers in detail.

How Hive works

Architecture for technical readers.