Security and governance

Control is part of the operating architecture.

Direct answer

NerveHQ combines role-based access, workspace isolation, server-side credentials, per-request authorization, controlled execution modes, visible run history, and central connection revocation.

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What this means in practice

Identity and scope

Access is evaluated across the user, workspace, agent, and assigned connection instead of treating a connected system as globally available.

Execution appropriate to risk

A workflow can remain advisory, operate in a bounded environment, or require an authorized human decision before a consequential action.

Review and revoke

Run history supports operational review, while connections can be disabled centrally when access is no longer appropriate.

Questions buyers ask

Questions buyers ask

Does NerveHQ remove human approvals?

No. Review and approval points can remain mandatory wherever operational or financial risk requires them.

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