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How Hyperactive Automation collects, uses, and protects information across its website, private-beta products, and connected services.

Last updated November 15, 2026

Hyperactive Automation is operated by Hyperactive LLC. This policy applies to Hyperactive Automation websites and products, including Tesla Assistant, Avery Assistant, and Hyperactive Social Publisher. A product may show additional information when you connect a third-party service.

Information we collect

We collect information you provide, such as your name, email address, business name, support messages, and account preferences. If paid plans are introduced, we will retain subscription and transaction references while a payment provider processes payment details.

When you authorize a connected service, we receive the permissions and data needed to provide the feature you requested. Depending on the product, this may include selected vehicle information, charging records, communications metadata, email content needed for an approved workflow, call status, transcripts, or task results. We also collect limited technical, security, audit, and usage records.

How we use information

  • Provide, secure, troubleshoot, and improve the requested product or service.
  • Authenticate users, enforce household or organization access, and record approvals.
  • Communicate about access, support, account changes, and service operations.
  • Measure usage, prevent abuse, meet provider requirements, and comply with law.

We do not sell personal information or connected-service data.

Hyperactive Social Publisher and Facebook

When an authorized person connects a Facebook Page, Social Publisher receives the Pages available to that person and stores the selected Page's name, ID, and Page access credential. It uses that access to publish content approved within the business workspace. It also stores workspace membership, drafts, approvals, scheduled posts, and publishing outcomes. Meta provides the Page connection and receives the post when it is published. We do not use Facebook Page access to publish content outside the approved workflow.

You can revoke the connection through Facebook. To ask us to disconnect a Page and delete related Social Publisher data, follow the data deletion instructions.

Hyperactive Social Publisher website reporting

When a workspace owner connects a Google account for website reporting, Social Publisher requests read-only Google Analytics, Search Console, and account email access. It uses the account email to identify the connection; Analytics property and web stream details and Search Console site details to select sources that match the business website; and Analytics sessions and active users plus Search Console clicks, impressions, and search queries to display weekly reports. Only authorized members of that business workspace can view its report. We do not use this Google access to change settings, publish content, or build advertising audiences.

We store the chosen Analytics property and Search Console site and an encrypted Google refresh credential in server-side systems. We use the credential to refresh reporting access while the connection remains active. A workspace owner can revoke access in their Google account or ask us through support to disconnect reporting and delete the stored credential. Google data obtained through these permissions is used only to provide the requested reporting feature, in line with the Google API Services User Data Policy.

Sharing and disclosure of Google user data

For Hyperactive Social Publisher website reporting, we disclose Google account email, selected Google Analytics and Search Console source identifiers, and the reporting metrics obtained from Google only as needed to provide the authorized reporting feature. Authorized administrators and members of the relevant Hyperactive business workspace may view the resulting reports. We transmit Google authorization credentials and requests to Google OAuth, Google Analytics, and Google Search Console services to authenticate and retrieve the requested data.

Our service infrastructure providers, including Vercel (application hosting and server-side processing) and Supabase (database and authentication infrastructure), process or store the Google connection information necessary to operate this feature on our behalf. Google access and refresh credentials are encrypted before storage in the database; the reporting requests are made by the application server. We do not sell Google user data, provide it to data brokers or advertising platforms, use it for targeted or personalized advertising, or transfer it to third parties for unrelated purposes. We do not use Google Workspace API data to develop, improve, or train generalized AI or machine-learning models. We may disclose information if legally required, subject to applicable law. Service providers are permitted to process data only to support the requested service and its security and operations.

Connected accounts and credentials

We use provider authorization flows where available and do not ask for your third-party account password. Access and refresh credentials are kept in server-side systems and encrypted where stored. ChatGPT and other users do not receive those credentials.

Service providers

We use service providers for hosting, databases, identity, communications, AI processing, monitoring, support, and—when introduced—billing. We provide them only the information needed to perform their role. Connected providers, such as Tesla, Meta, Google, Twilio, OpenAI, and other services selected for a workflow, apply their own terms and privacy practices.

Retention and deletion

We retain information for as long as needed to provide the service, maintain security and audit records, resolve disputes, and meet legal or provider obligations. Retention periods vary by data type and product. You may ask to disconnect an account, delete product data, or close an account through the support page. Some limited records may be retained where required for security, billing, or law.

Your choices

You may decline permissions, disconnect a provider where supported, revoke access through the provider, or stop using a product. You may also ask to access, correct, export, or delete personal information, subject to applicable exceptions.

Security and changes

We use administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the service. No system can guarantee absolute security. See our security page for our current approach. We may update this policy as products change and will revise the date above.

Contact

Send privacy questions or requests to info@hyperactiveautomation.com.

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