B2B communications, built around privacy

PrivHive started from a simple observation: most enterprise communication platforms treat the customer's number as freely-shared data — passed between agents, sitting in logs, leaking out of CRM exports. We decided to flip that on its head.

The stack is designed so the contact's real number never reaches the client without explicit authorization. Agents see the last four digits. Admins decide who can see more. The system stays auditable end-to-end.

Principles

• Privacy is a feature, not a disclaimer

  We don't bury the work of protecting contacts inside a terms-of-service page. It's in the models, the code, and the API.

• Server-side is the only source of truth

  Masking, RBAC and multi-tenant isolation all run in the backend. The frontend never receives what it shouldn't display.

• UX that doesn't ask twice

  Setting an ACL or inviting an agent takes seconds. Privacy can't get in the way of the operator's day.