Documents, video, messaging, projects, HR — unified, hosted in France, compliant. For teams of fewer than 100 people.
14-day free trial →SaaS solution hosted in Europe. Secure, encrypted, redundant infrastructure. RGPD compliant.
eIDAS2 ready. Qualified timestamping, chained audit trail, legal seals. Compliance is not optional.
Documents, video, chat, Kanban, HR, workflows. A unified toolbox. One interface. Zero integration.
Where is my data hosted?
Hextal is hosted in France on sovereign, redundant infrastructure. Your data is encrypted at HSM-grade post-quantum level. No US cloud, no Cloud Act risk. Service starts at €9.90/month + €3.90/user.
How is it different from Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?
Hextal is hosted in France on sovereign, redundant infrastructure. Your data is encrypted at HSM-grade post-quantum level. No US cloud, no Cloud Act risk. Service starts at €9.90/month + €3.90/user.
How does eIDAS2 compliance work?
Hextal natively integrates the mechanisms required by eIDAS2: qualified timestamping, electronic seal, immutable journal and audit trail. An evidence file is automatically generated for your compliance audits.
Can I use my own identity provider?
Yes. Hextal connects to your existing authentication system. Two-factor authentication is included. You retain access control without relying on a third party.
Is there a user limit?
Hextal is optimised for organisations of up to 100 people. Beyond that, contact us for a tailored configuration. Pricing is €9.90/month + €3.90 per user.
How does setup work?
Installation is simple and documented. You can be operational in under an hour. Support is available if needed.
Is data protected?
All data is encrypted before storage. Even in the event of unauthorised infrastructure access, your documents remain unreadable. Encryption keys remain under your exclusive control.
Can I try before committing?
Of course. 14-day free trial, no commitment, no credit card required. All features included. Upgrade to the paid version in one click without losing your data.
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