Role-based access
Access is role-based; an agent never exceeds the permissions of the user who runs it. What you cannot see, the agent cannot see either.
SECURITY & GOVERNANCE
HyperAgent can act autonomously — but never invisibly.
AUTONOMY LEVELS
01
Reads, scans and summarizes connected sources. It changes nothing in your external systems.
02
Prepares the draft, the report, the plan — the output lands in front of you. Not a single write has touched an external system yet.
03
Sets the action up but never presses the button. The critical step waits until you approve; nothing changes in any external system before that.
04
Runs end to end inside the boundaries you define. Every step passes a permission check; every run leaves an audit trail.
Autonomy is a setting, not an on-off switch: you set it per mission, per system.
Access is role-based; an agent never exceeds the permissions of the user who runs it. What you cannot see, the agent cannot see either.
Who ran what, and when — every run is recorded. The audit trail is not written after the fact; it forms as the run does.
"Which document did this decision come from?" Every answer is linked to its sources: document, clause, record. One step takes you from result to source.
You define what agents can reach: which store, which folder, which table. Outside the boundary, nothing exists for the agent.
Steps that change the outside world sit behind the approval layer. Your organization decides which steps require sign-off.
For enterprises whose data must never leave their own infrastructure, an on-premise deployment is available — data stays inside your perimeter.
MODEL SAFETY
Governance is more than permissions and audit trails: everything that goes to a model — and everything that comes back — passes through a guardrail layer that runs on the platform today.
Instructions embedded in documents and external content are detected and neutralized — the agent only runs the mission you gave it.
Topic and content policies you define are enforced on both requests and responses; out-of-policy content is stopped before it reaches a model.
When the optional content safety layer is enabled, patterns such as Turkish national identity numbers, IBANs, tax numbers and phone numbers are masked in messages before they reach the model. Masking is one-way and is enabled per application; data in free text such as names and addresses is out of scope.
Data processing roles and procedures are defined in the data processing annex to the enterprise agreement: which data, for what purpose, for how long, by whom. We do not use your data to train our own AI models; the model provider we use also does not, under its terms, use customer data to train its own models.
The Privacy Policy, Terms of Use and KVKK Notice are live — all three are reachable from the legal links in the footer. In enterprise deployments we work through the process with your compliance team: data inventory, access boundaries and retention terms are clarified together in the scoping work after the demo.
You keep control. HyperAgent does the rest.
Know. Think. Act.