Your agents touch real systems. Control what they see, do, and prove.
The system enterprises use to manage agent identity, access, credentials, policy, approvals, incidents, and audit — enforced at machine speed, at the execution edge.
Prompts request. Policy decides. Record proves.
How Record governs your agent workforce.
Agent work should not be invisible script execution. Record turns every important action into a managed enterprise workflow: identity established, access scoped, credentials protected, policy enforced, approvals captured, spend attributed, and evidence preserved.
Tenant, agent, human sponsor, and delegation chain — scoped to what it may attempt.
One Cedar engine decides; risky actions pause for a named human approver.
A short-lived, scoped lease at a trusted edge. The agent only ever sees a placeholder.
Gateway governs the call; Runtime adds sandbox, egress, and kernel-level enforcement.
Which agent acted, on whose behalf, under which policy, with which credential, at what cost — one answer, every time.
One platform underneath every action
Every AI your employees run is a new door into your company.
Every team spun up its own AI and wired it straight into your real systems — on personal tokens, with standing access, reading and sending data nobody is watching. The bill lands somewhere finance can’t explain. Security owns the risk with no platform to control it — so they sign off blind and hope.
Your agents hold tokens you can’t see.
Long-lived API keys, OAuth grants, and service-account tokens sit inside agent processes, browser extensions, and vendor clouds. Compromise the agent — or any app it’s wired to — and the key walks out.
The agent decides what leaves — and where it goes.
It reads your CRM, your HR records, your warehouse — then chooses on its own what to send out. “Don’t include the account numbers” is a line in a prompt, not a boundary. One prompt injection or one confident mistake, and regulated data is sitting somewhere you never approved.
The employee left. Their agents kept the keys.
Every agent an employee wired up still holds their access the day after they walk out — or the day their account is phished. A departed person’s credentials, still acting, driven by a program nobody is watching. This is the insider path security fears most.
“Tool call succeeded” — and nothing more.
Your gateway sees the prompt and the tool name. Not the file the agent read, the process it spawned, or the connection it opened. Half a picture, sold as the whole.
You can’t say what an agent did — or what it was allowed to do.
The answer lives in four systems that disagree: gateway, IdP, SIEM, ITSM. Regulators are applying SEC, FINRA rules to AI now — and most enterprises can’t tie one action to a person.
The model bill nobody can explain.
One team can light the budget on fire in a week — no cap, no attribution. Finance finds out at month-end, after three more teams have done the same in parallel.
Your AI agents are a workforce. Nobody’s managing them.
They read your systems, call your tools, and spend your budget — but unlike every employee, no one provisioned them, scoped their access, approved their actions, or planned their offboarding. Everything IT built to make human access safe, your AI agents go without. Record is that system, for the AI agent workforce.
It needs to post to your accounting system.
Record mints a credential just-in-time for exactly that call — scoped, expiring in seconds, and never held by the agent. You can’t leak a key you never have.
For an employee, going without any of this would be unthinkable. For your agents, it’s the default today — one breach, one runaway bill, or one auditor’s question away from a board-level problem. Record closes the gap before it costs you.
Say yes to AI without signing a blank risk waiver.
Every agent gets an identity, least-privilege access it never holds as a key, one Cedar policy your team approves in a PR, and a human in the loop on what matters.
Your agents never hold a credential — so there’s nothing to steal.
Credentials minted just-in-time at the wire, scoped and gone in 30 seconds. The agent only ever sees a placeholder — never a key.
One policy your security team approves in a pull request.
One Cedar policy — readable, version-controlled, co-owned by compliance. Risky actions fail closed.
The actions that matter still wait for a human.
The $50K posting or the prod delete pauses for a human. The pause is durable — it survives crashes, restarts, and deploys.
Run a whole AI agent workforce on rails your teams already trust.
One governed front door to every model, tool, and skill — plus the knowledge agents need and spend that's capped and charged back. The whole workforce, on one platform.
One governed front door to every model and every tool.
One proxy in front of every LLM call, MCP tool, and agent-to-agent message. Add a model or tool once; govern it everywhere.
Agents that know your business — and get smarter every run.
Your institutional knowledge — Jira, Confluence, Salesforce, docs, prior decisions — synced into a queryable graph. Memory that compounds every run.
The model bill nobody can explain — capped, attributed, and bent down.
Hard caps before the burn, every dollar attributed to a user, team, and agent. Real chargeback — not a surprise invoice.
Every action on the record — and every issue you can resolve.
Every action is traced and tied to the human who launched it. Silent failures become tracked Issues someone owns — and 'what touched our data?' is one query, not a 247-day investigation.
See what an agent actually did — not “tool call succeeded.”
Model calls, tool calls, policy decisions, approvals, credential leases, spend — correlated by agent, team, and the human who launched it.
Silent failures become tracked Issues — own them, diagnose them, resolve them.
Signals cluster by fingerprint into durable Issues — owner, priority, lifecycle, and auto-reopen. Route what matters to Slack or Teams.
“What touched our data?” is one query, not a 247-day investigation.
One queryable trail — who called it, what it touched, on whose behalf, with which credential. One answer for the auditor.
Every run makes the next one smarter.
Every decision, credential, and approval flows into one Context Graph. The hundredth access request draws on the ninety-nine before it — routine grants resolve faster, exceptions surface sooner. And the graph that makes your agents smarter is the same audit trail your regulator asks for — more complete with every run. The longer Record runs, the more it’s worth to you.
Finally, a yes to AI on the systems that run the business.
Every agent acts as someone
Each agent runs as a known principal, on behalf of a named human — every action tied to someone you can hold accountable.
Least privilege, with a kill switch
Scoped, just-in-time access and nothing more. Offboard the human and their agents are cut off in the same step — no standing keys, no orphans.
Your data can’t leave the boundary
An agent reads what it needs but can’t send what it shouldn’t. Regulated PII is blocked at the wire — enforced at the kernel, not hoped for in a prompt.
Connect any agent. Govern all of it. Run the critical ones deeper.
Point the agents your teams already use at Record — no rebuild, no runtime hand-over. Every connected agent runs on the full governance plane. Run the high-risk workflows inside Record for the deeper runtime guarantees.
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