Hive is the receipt layer for Agentforce.

Every action your Agentforce coworker takes gets a signed, verifiable receipt that lives on the Salesforce record it touched. Audit-ready by default. Cross-org by default. No callout. No vendor lock.

Install in 5 Minutes See 9 Use Cases Verify a Receipt

01What you get

One Salesforce custom object — Hive_Receipt__c — lands on Opportunity, Case, Order, Contract, Claim, or any record you tie it to.
Two triggers — one signs the action before insert, one verifies it after insert and rolls back anything that does not pass.
Pure-Apex verifier — no callout at verify time. Survives Hive disappearing.
Lightning component — the inbox where every receipt for a record is visible to the user, the auditor, and the counterparty.
Public verifier in any browser — thehiveryiq.com/verify — anyone with the receipt body can check the signature without contacting Hive or you.

02Why Agentforce needs it

Agentforce gives the enterprise an AI coworker. The piece Agentforce does not ship with is the record that coworker leaves behind — the kind of record a regulator, a counterparty, or a court can verify without picking up the phone.

Three things stay broken without it: the audit story when someone asks what the agent did at 2:14pm; the cross-org handoff when two companies' agents need to trust each other; and the pay-for-action layer when an agent buys data, compute, or another agent's output.

Hive ships all three on top of Agentforce. Five-minute install. Same record. Same Salesforce UI.

03Two rails, one object

Standard rail

Ed25519 signed receipt. $0.50 each. First 100 per month free. $499 monthly cap. Square invoice or monthly ACH.

Nano rail

Settles in USDC on Base. Sub-cent denominations. Eighty percent to the publisher, twenty percent to the rail, locked at the contract layer.

Pick per use case

A wire-attest is Standard. An inline SaaS upsell is Nano. The object is the same. The trigger handles the difference.

No accounts to open

No new payment processor on the customer side. Hive handles the Standard rail invoicing. The Nano rail settles on a public chain.

04Nine use cases shipped on day one

AmLaw firm — closing-an-Opportunity narrative the partner approved, signed
SaaS company — inline upsell with sub-cent settlement so the agent does not lose money paying for itself
Hospital — signed prior-auth handoff between the requester's agent and the payer's agent
Manufacturer — carrier's agent signs that an order line shipped
Insurer — claim-deny rationale a regulator can verify without contacting the carrier
Media platform — impression-batch settlement at machine speed
Public sector — cross-agency milestone certification
Marketplace — agent-invokes-agent with an 80/20 split locked at the contract
Bank treasury — correspondent bank refuses to release a wire unless an agent attestation lives on the originating Opportunity

All nine, with Apex, Flow XML, signed-receipt JSON, and a curl proof per case →

05Built for Salesforce Security Review

RFC 8785 JCS canonicalization — pure Apex, byte-for-byte against the RFC vectors
Ed25519 (RFC 8032) signature — pure Apex verifier with the public key as a constant
Fail-closed trigger — any unverifiable receipt rolls back the insert
Zero PII required by the package; CRUD/FLS enforced via stripInaccessible; with sharing everywhere
No remote scripts in the LWC, CSP-clean
Two named credentials, customer-controlled, revocable in one click

Full Security Review answers ship with the AppExchange listing kit. Public install detail: thehiveryiq.com/salesforce/install

Try it in an afternoon.

Five minutes to install. Five minutes to fire your first signed action. Five minutes to verify it in a browser. The rest of the afternoon is whatever you want to attach it to.

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