FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short, plain answers. HubCop is technology in development.
What is HubCop?
HubCop is technology in development. It is designed to sit between people, AI agents and the systems they use, check independent evidence that a step is really done, and only then let the next important step go ahead.
Is it available today?
No. HubCop is in pre-commercial development. There is an illustrative prototype, but no live product, customers or deployments.
How is this different from my CRM, ERP or workflow tools?
Those tools are valuable and many already enforce rules within their own process. HubCop's proposed focus is one independent decision point across systems: progress depends on evidence from sources other than the person or AI doing the work, under the same rule for both. It is designed to work alongside existing tools, not replace them.
Would it update my CRM automatically?
That is the intent. Where integrations are connected and you authorize it, activity such as meetings and emails would be logged automatically and approved record updates applied, reducing manual entry. Which updates are possible depends on each system's integrations and permissions.
Can HubCop block other systems?
No. Where integrated, HubCop would decide whether a configured next step may proceed, hold or escalate. The connected system carries out the action. HubCop would not unconditionally block third-party systems.
How would it be deployed?
The planned approach is to start with one workflow, use milestone templates, connect the needed evidence sources, run in shadow mode (observe and report without changing anything), and then turn on enforcement only for steps you authorize.
How would data be secured?
Security design is part of development. HubCop does not currently hold any security certifications, and we will not claim any until they are earned. Evidence access would be limited to what each workflow needs and you authorize.
What about the patents?
HubCop has two published U.S. patent applications, US20260179008A1 and US20260179101A1, published June 25, 2026. They are published applications, not granted patents; no exclusivity or claim scope is implied.
Are the outcomes on this site real?
No. All examples and outcomes are illustrative. Nothing has been measured yet; a pilot would be needed to test any benefit.
How do I get involved?
Register early interest to hear about availability, or book a strategic discussion to talk through one of your workflows.