Trust Centre

AI for the physical world, built to be trusted.

Performance Hub connects the cameras, doors, sensors and screens inside your buildings to AI that can see, understand and act on what is happening in real time. That is a serious responsibility, and it is one we designed for from the start, not bolted on afterwards.

Most platforms ask you to hand them your data and trust that they look after it. Performance Hub takes an edge-first approach instead. We keep processing and sensitive workloads on hardware at your facility where practical, while the cloud platform stores and manages the account data, metadata, logs, backups, footage and services needed to operate the platform. That cloud data remains scoped to your account, governed by your access controls, and stored in the regions you configure where regional storage applies.

This Trust Centre sets out, in detail, how the platform handles your data, how it is secured, how privacy and AI are governed, and exactly where our responsibility ends and yours begins. It is written to be verified: every claim here is backed by the product documentation it links to.

Edge-first, not edge-only. We keep data and processing at your facility where practical, and use controlled cloud services where the platform needs them.

Four pillars of trust.

Built on certified infrastructure.

Performance Hub runs on independently certified cloud and edge infrastructure: Amazon Web Services, Wasabi, and Balena. These providers hold the major security and privacy certifications (including ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2), so the foundation your deployment runs on is independently audited, not just asserted by us.

We are precise about this: those certifications belong to the infrastructure providers. Performance Hub's own security controls, documented throughout this Trust Centre, operate on top of that certified foundation.

Sub-processors & infrastructure →

Everything, in one place.

Legal & resources

The Trust Centre explains how the platform works. The legal policies above govern its use. Where the two differ, the legal policies prevail.