Data Governance Infrastructure
For teams building and deploying agentic systems.
Why This Matters
The features that enable these capabilities make data governance impossible.
Multi-User Agents
Agents performing actions across users and workflows may execute and respond without regard for the requesting identity's entitlements.
Mutable Context
Decomposing and delegating tasks makes agent context an unreliable transport for authorization lineage.
Persistent Memory
Agents responding from persistent memory bypass authorization boundaries, leaking data across workflows and users.
The Solution
IntentGraph's patent-pending solution binds authorization at request time and propagates it outside agent context, across frameworks and transport layers. Agents only ever hold a reference in process memory, never credentials, and the bound authorization resolves at the resource boundary where the agent cannot reach it.
Controlling delegation into and out of the control plane turns an open agentic environment into a closed distributed system, ensuring workloads always carry authorization while making data sovereignty structural. Agents no longer require individual entitlements, solving the confused deputy problem while reducing management overhead. Security classification applied within this closed system prevent agents from leaking data they hold in persistent memory.
Our focus is business enablement and ease of deployment requiring minimal developer effort, no replacing your identity provider, and no managing agents at the entitlement level.
What This Enables
Sovereignty may be enforced regionally, organizationally, and by entitlement. Transport controls bound delegation and memory access, making data sovereignty structural.
Authorization is no longer the reason you can't delegate specialist work to smaller, cheaper models.
Non-repudiation and an immutable record of every execution, rendered as a workflow graph and exportable as OpenTelemetry.
Use Cases
Multi-agent workflows being deployed inside your own environment such as financial operations, ticketing, data access, and scheduled batch work. The originating identities are your users and your service accounts, and both the entitlements and the authorization decision stay where they already live.
SaaS form factor enables Bring Your Own Authorization (BYOA) where each customer binds SSO or role information to requests on their data. Entitlements are enforced within your environment.
Your operators perform actions in customer environments, whether deployed there or reaching in. You assert identity and request access per workflow; the customer enforces it and can constrain or revoke access without waiting on you.