Agent trust and governance
The Enterprise Agent Gateway checks the agent’s identity and current authority before a request reaches an important system. It applies policy, routes approvals and keeps a record of what happened.
Enterprise Agent Gateway
A control point before the target system.
Identity verified
Authority bounded
Policy enforced
Action evidenced
The control gap
API keys, service accounts and model permissions can let an agent connect. They do not prove who stands behind it, why it is acting, what limits apply or whether this action is authorised now.
Access control asks
Can this agent connect?
Intelliger asks
May it perform this action now?
Four checks before action
Before a request reaches the target system, Intelliger verifies who is acting, what authority exists, which policy applies and what evidence must remain.
In scope
4/4 checks passed
OATI Passport
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Policy evaluation
Within policy
Purpose and target
Approval threshold
Accountable review
Request value
Threshold reached
Built on OATI
OATI is an open trust standard for AI agents. It identifies the agent, proves what it may do and records evidence of the action across systems and organisations.
Explore OATI developer resourcesOATI-ID for stable agent references
Agent Passports for ownership and assurance
Short-lived Mandates for delegated authority
Policy decisions for deterministic enforcement
Action Receipts for verifiable evidence
Registry and network profiles for federation
Where the gateway applies
Control value, purpose, counterparty and approval before initiation.
Bound purchasing authority across merchants, offers and services.
Apply authority and policy before tool execution.
Exchange verifiable trust context across organisational boundaries.
Choose one agent journey
Bring the agent, target system, accountable owner and difficult requests. We will map the identity, authority, policy, approval and evidence contract.
