Hyperscale is built for physical operations where access, approvals, and visibility matter. Vic works across connected systems with verified identity, role-based permissions, human approval gates, and audit-friendly session history.
SOC 2 Type I report completedIndependently audited against the AICPA Trust Services Criteria Every user signs in through your own identity provider, lands in a role, and only ever reaches the systems that role is meant to touch.
Users authenticate through Microsoft / Azure AD or Google, the identity provider your organization already runs.
Whatever MFA and conditional-access policies you enforce are inherited automatically through your provider.
Nothing extra for users to manage or rotate, and no password store to phish or leak.
Synchronize users from Microsoft, Google, Okta, or any other SCIM-compatible identity provider. Access stays up to date automatically as teams join, move, or leave.
Start with admin, member, and unassigned roles, then build custom roles. Permissions are additive, and new users default to effectively zero access. Pick a role to see what it can do and which accounts it reaches.
Select a role
Roles and their bound credentials are configured during onboarding to match how your company is organized.
Coordinator can run 3 actions across 3 connected accounts.
Permissions granted
communications:send_crew_messagecommunications:readjobs:writesession_history:readtriggers:writesettings:manageConnected accounts
Vic can prepare operational work end to end, but consequential actions need permission and a human approval before anything executes.
It gathers context across your systems and drafts the update or message.
The action is validated against the user's role and permissions before it can proceed.
A plain-English summary shows exactly what will change before anyone commits.
Nothing leaves Hyperscale or changes a system of record until a human approves it.
Your data is encrypted, isolated, and run on hardened cloud infrastructure with least-privilege access throughout.
Hyperscale has completed a SOC 2 Type I examination against the AICPA Trust Services Criteria. An independent third-party auditor reviewed the design of our security controls and issued a SOC 2 Type I report.
Hyperscale keeps audit logs, session history, and communication records so teams can understand what happened, who was involved, and what changed.
Hyperscale works across your ERP, scheduling, maintenance, safety, and communication tools without replacing them. Vic reads, prepares, and executes approved work while your existing systems remain the record of truth.
Yes. Users sign in through Microsoft / Azure AD or Google, and your existing MFA and conditional-access policies carry over automatically.
Yes. Alongside built-in admin, member, and unassigned roles, you can build custom roles with granular, additive permissions. New users default to effectively zero access.
Yes. Integration credentials can be bound to specific roles, so different teams can use different ERP, CRM, or maintenance accounts under least-privilege access.
No. Any write action requires explicit operator approval before it executes, and triggers that drive automation require a permission most members do not have.
Yes. An immutable audit log captures the action, entity, before/after changes, IP, and user agent, with session and communication history available to permitted users.
No. Vic works across your existing ERP, scheduling, maintenance, safety, and communication tools, which remain your record of truth.
Data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES-256, isolated per organization, and run on an isolated AWS VPC with managed secrets and least-privilege access.
New users start in the unassigned role with effectively zero access until an admin grants a role. Because identity runs through your provider, removing a user there cuts off their access to Hyperscale.
See the controls, and everything your team approves before Vic acts.