User Management
User Management
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.hyperscience.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Flow-based Permissions
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
To maintain multiple lines of business in Hyperscience, you may need to create separate flows for each line of business. With flow-based permissions, you can restrict access to a flow so that only users in certain permission groups can access: ...
External Authentication Providers
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
Hyperscience supports three mechanisms for external authentication:
- LDAP
- OpenID Connect (OIDC)
- SAML
This configuration is managed through the ENV file in the supplied bundle. LDAP configuration Here’s an example LDAP configuration: ...
Permission Groups
- Updated on Jul 17, 2026
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
A permission group is a group of users who share the same set of permissions. You can see a list of your permission groups by going to Users > Permission Groups . Clicking on a permission group shows you its properties, which are categorized accordingly.
Managing Permission Groups
- Updated on Nov 13, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
Hyperscience comes with a set of default permission groups, and you can create custom permission groups to meet your organization’s needs. You can also manage your permission groups with the tools provided on the Permission Groups page of the application.
Managing Authentication Groups
- Published on Sep 24, 2025
To map groups from your identity provider to Hyperscience permission groups, you must first add an authentication group. If an external user tries to log in without appropriate mapping, they will receive the following error: “This user account does not exist.”
Managing Machine Credentials
- Published on Sep 24, 2025
If you need to create credentials that will be used by machines rather than humans (e.g., service accounts), you can create machine credentials, which the machines can use to authenticate into the Hyperscience application and API endpoints.
Adding, Editing, and Deactivating Users
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
The methods you use to add and deactivate users depend on what kind of Hyperscience instance you’re using.
Viewing & Editing Restrictions
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
Viewing document restrictions To view all document restrictions, go to Users > Task Restrictions, and a table with all of the restrictions will appear. To see the restriction details of a document, click on a Restriction Name in the list.
Task Restrictions Overview
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
The Task Restrictions feature enables Hyperscience admins to:
- Limit which users can perform tasks for a given submission, which can be done by specifying the Task Restriction via API.
- Limit which users can perform tasks on a given page, based on the layout to which a page was matched.
Defining Task Restrictions
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
Task Restrictions allow Hyperscience admins to limit which users can perform tasks on a given page, based on the layout to which a page was matched. Defining Task Restrictions Follow the steps below to define Task Restrictions: Navigate ...
Best Practices for Using Task Restrictions
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
Task Restrictions can streamline the work assignments of separate teams and limit access to pages and tasks that contain sensitive information. To maximize the benefits of the Task Restrictions feature, we recommend following the best practices listed...
Task Restrictions and Permission Groups
- Updated on Sep 24, 2025
- Published on Mar 18, 2025
The Task Restrictions feature allows you to:
- Limit which users can perform tasks for a given layout, submission, and flow block.
- Streamline the work assignments of separate teams.