Government
Modernize your government benefits and eligibility systems
Hypercubic moves agencies from COBOL to cloud in quarters — with line-level proofs every eligibility determination, benefit calculation, and payment path behaves identically, continuously audit-ready documentation for FedRAMP and FISMA compliance, and the expertise of your senior engineers captured before they retire.
Request Demoof federal IT spending goes to operating and maintaining legacy systems
transactions processed annually on government mainframe systems
Americans depend on legacy systems for tax, benefits, and public services
of federal IT workers are retirement-eligible within the next 3 years
Hypercubic Intervention
| Challenge | Solution |
|---|---|
Benefits and eligibility logic is understood by a handful of senior engineersAgency systems — SSA, IRS, state Medicaid, unemployment, DMV — encode decades of statutory logic, eligibility rules, and edge cases in COBOL. The senior engineers who know how they really work are retiring. | HyperTwin HyperTwin observes how your senior program engineers actually work — eligibility determination, benefit calculation, payment processing — and turns each session into a queryable expert model for the next wave of civil servants and contractors. |
OIG and GAO audits require documentation of every benefits pathOIG investigations, GAO audits, congressional inquiries, and Section 508 reviews demand traceable documentation of how benefits are calculated and payments issued. Today assembled manually under deadline. | HyperDocs HyperDocs continuously generates audit-ready documentation of every eligibility determination, benefit calculation, and payment issuance path — with full traceability to source COBOL. Audit and oversight response moves from weeks to hours. |
A benefits modernization failure makes the front pageWhen state unemployment, DMV, or tax systems fail, the story goes national. The bar is provable equivalence on every eligibility determination and payment calculation. | HyperLoop HyperLoop produces line-level correctness proofs that every eligibility, benefit calculation, and payment path in the modernized code behaves identically to the original — so you migrate without denying benefits to eligible citizens or issuing erroneous payments. |
Nightly eligibility and payment jobs depend on shrinking operator expertiseEnd-of-cycle eligibility runs, payment file generation, and agency interface loads run on z/OS schedules operated by a shrinking bench of cleared engineers whose knowledge is not being replaced. | Hopper Hopper works as an AI agent on z/OS — navigating ISPF, submitting JCL, monitoring JES, and triaging incidents with SMF and RACF data. Nightly failures get resolved before they delay a benefit cycle or regulatory deadline. |
Built for the systems that actually deliver benefits.
Mainframe runtime
Program & agency platforms
Compliance & regulatory
Measurable Impact
Faster benefits-system modernization discovery
Security and compliance teams generate system boundary documentation, data flow diagrams, and security control evidence in weeks instead of months, with automatically updated artifacts that keep pace with system changes between authorization cycles.
Faster program engineer onboarding
New contractors and agency staff become productive on legacy COBOL systems faster, using HyperTwin for on-demand answers about benefits logic, tax rules, and batch processing dependencies instead of competing for scarce SME availability.
Faster audit and oversight impact analysis
TMF-funded and agency modernization programs eliminate months of manual reverse-engineering by starting with an automated specification of every business rule, data flow, and system dependency, reducing the discovery gaps that cause cost overruns and schedule slips.
Hypercubic moves agencies from COBOL to cloud in quarters, with line-level proofs every eligibility determination, benefit calculation and payment path behaves identically, continuously audit-ready documentation for FedRAMP and FISMA compliance, and the expertise of senior engineers captured before they retire. Eighty percent of federal IT spending goes to operating and maintaining legacy systems, more than 10 billion transactions are processed annually on government mainframe systems and 240 million or more Americans depend on legacy systems for tax, benefits and public services. Thirty percent of federal IT workers are retirement-eligible within the next 3 years.
Hypercubic is designed for secure government deployment. Hypercubic deploys within your infrastructure and your source code and data never leave your environment. Hypercubic can be deployed in air-gapped environments and works with your security team to meet FedRAMP, FISMA and agency-specific requirements. Security and compliance teams generate system boundary documentation, data flow diagrams and security control evidence in weeks instead of months, with automatically updated artifacts that keep pace with system changes between authorization cycles. Benefits-system modernization discovery is 60% faster with Hypercubic.
Hypercubic supports government agency systems including SSA, IRS, state Medicaid, unemployment and DMV platforms, as well as program platforms including CGI, Deloitte, Accenture, Tyler Technologies and Infor Public Sector. Hypercubic is built for mainframe environments running COBOL, JCL, CICS, IMS, DB2, VSAM, Assembler and z/OS. HyperLoop produces a complete business logic inventory across each agency system before any replacement code is written.
Hypercubic automates the legacy system inventory and documentation process that federal modernization mandates require. Hypercubic provides the system documentation and risk assessments that support modernization planning and budget justification. TMF-funded and agency modernization programs eliminate months of manual reverse-engineering by starting with an automated specification of every business rule, data flow and system dependency, reducing the discovery gaps that cause cost overruns and schedule slips.
Hypercubic reduces the risk of benefits and eligibility system modernization through HyperLoop, which produces line-level correctness proofs that every eligibility, benefit calculation and payment path in the modernized code behaves identically to the original. A benefits modernization failure makes the front page. When state unemployment, DMV or tax systems fail, the story goes national. Agencies modernize with provable equivalence on every eligibility determination and payment calculation, without denying benefits to eligible citizens or issuing erroneous payments.
Hypercubic helps agencies prepare for OIG, GAO and congressional audits through HyperDocs, which continuously generates audit-ready documentation of every eligibility determination, benefit calculation and payment issuance path, with full traceability to source COBOL. OIG investigations, GAO audits, congressional inquiries and Section 508 reviews demand traceable documentation of how benefits are calculated and payments issued, today assembled manually under deadline. Audit and oversight impact analysis is 90% faster with Hypercubic.
Hypercubic is built specifically for government legacy environments, which are often the most complex, with code spanning multiple decades, technologies and organizational changes. HyperLoop produces an automated specification of every business rule, data flow and system dependency. Modernization teams get a complete specification before any replacement code is written.
Hypercubic captures the expertise of retirement-eligible government engineers through HyperTwin, which observes how senior program engineers actually work, including eligibility determination, benefit calculation and payment processing, and turns each session into a queryable expert model for the next wave of civil servants and contractors. New contractors and agency staff become productive on legacy COBOL systems faster, using HyperTwin for on-demand answers about benefits logic, tax rules and batch processing dependencies instead of competing for scarce SME availability. Program engineer onboarding is 3x faster with Hypercubic.
Hypercubic supports overnight eligibility and payment operations through Hopper, an AI agent that works on z/OS, navigating ISPF, submitting JCL, monitoring JES and triaging incidents with SMF and RACF data. End-of-cycle eligibility runs, payment file generation and agency interface loads run on z/OS schedules operated by a shrinking bench of cleared engineers whose knowledge is not being replaced. Hopper resolves nightly failures before they delay a benefit cycle or regulatory deadline.
Hypercubic supports state government IT modernization across the unemployment insurance, Medicaid eligibility, DMV and state tax systems that 240 million or more Americans depend on for tax, benefits and public services. State OIG reviews and oversight inquiries demand traceable documentation of how benefits are calculated and payments issued. HyperDocs generates and updates this audit-ready documentation automatically as code changes.
See how Hypercubic understands your agency's legacy systems
Schedule a technical assessment with our team. We will analyze a sample of your COBOL codebase and show how Hypercubic maps benefits logic, tax rules, and system boundaries, supporting both modernization and compliance.
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