This page directs integrations-directory visitors to the current Hyperspace legal and privacy documents. It does not create a separate contract or replace the terms that apply to a specific Hyperspace subscription, pilot, order, or third-party service.
Official Hyperspace documents
Third-party integrations
The directory contains information about products and services supplied by third parties. Their names, trademarks, features, pricing, availability, documentation, support, privacy practices, and terms remain the responsibility of the relevant provider. A directory listing does not replace the provider’s current documentation or the agreements between you and that provider.
Integration information can change as products and APIs evolve. Review the current provider materials and confirm the technical, security, privacy, and commercial requirements that apply to your organization before deployment. Where a listing links to an external website, that destination is governed by the external provider’s own policies.
If you are evaluating a Hyperspace workflow and need help understanding which product terms, implementation requirements, or third-party dependencies apply, discuss the use case with our team.
Before providing personal data or enabling an external connection, identify which organization controls the data, what information will move between systems, where it will be stored, and which retention or access rules apply. Your legal, privacy, security, and procurement teams should review the official documents and provider materials relevant to your deployment.
Keep a copy of the documents and approvals that apply when your organization makes its deployment decision.
Contact Hyperspace if the applicable document is unclear.