Automation without a developer — a connector and its limits
Between hiring a developer and pasting data into a chat sits a third path: a ready-made connector in an automation platform. What it does and where it stops.

We connect your company data to the AI assistant you already use, and set the boundaries: what the agent does on its own, and what waits for your click.
You run a company or a team, and you want to ask from your phone in the evening what happened today — and get an answer out of the data rather than out of what people remember. That does not take another assistant. It takes somewhere for the one you already have to ask.
We move your company data into a single environment and wire up the connection to the AI assistant you already use. On day five you ask your first question — and you get an answer.
Already keep your data in Hypris? We do the whole thing straight away.
You draw the boundaries on day one, not after the fact. The agent stops before it calls a tool and waits for your approval — unless you have said in advance that this particular one may go ahead.
A tool call halts and waits. Approve them one at a time, or all at once.
You decide what the agent may do unattended and what always needs consent — operation by operation.
Your AI client reaches your company data over the Model Context Protocol. The model stays yours.
Every app connected over MCP shows up in a list, and you can cut it off whenever you like.
Roles and permissions set the scope. The change history shows what happened and when.
A table, a filter or a formula from a description. Record summaries. An instruction run on selected text.
A rule fired by an event or at a set hour, task lists, and a report that arrives on its own.
The n8n integration passed verification on their side.
Each topic has one foundational guide plus articles that go deeper. Start with the guide, then dig in.
From the decision to your first working process — without consultants and without an IT department.
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Read the guideWhat we published recently.
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Hypris is a work platform with a built-in AI agent that acts only after you approve it. Your whole company, its data and its agents in one place — field crews included.
No strings attached. We show a working product, not a slide deck.