Agents act for your people. They never hold your keys.
Every agent has its own identity and acts for a named person. When it needs a connected system, Record issues access for that one task, uses it on the agent’s behalf, and lets it expire. The agent never sees the secret, and every use leaves an access receipt.
Each agent is registered with an owner and acts for a named person, never as an anonymous key.
For connected systems, access is issued when it is needed and expires right after.
Every use of access is tied to the agent and the person behind it, ready for audit.
Every agent has a name, an owner, and a person it acts for.
Connected and managed agents share one directory. Each action is attributed to the agent and the person behind it, not to a shared service account.
Every agent, its owner, and its status.
See which agents are running, who owns them, and which people they act for, across every team.
You have more agents than you think.
A scan of your employees’ machines finds the AI agents already in use, the MCP servers they connect to, and the secrets sitting in their config files.
See shadow AI before it becomes an incident.
See Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other agents by machine, then route each one through the gateway with a single command.
Know what each agent could reach if compromised.
See which agents hold standing access and the most systems each one could reach, so you fix the riskiest first.
Access issued for one task, never kept by the agent.
When an agent needs a connected system, Record issues access at that moment, uses it on the agent’s behalf, and lets it expire. There’s no standing key to leak.
Requested, issued, used, and expired in minutes.
Each credential is tied to one action and one person, and the agent never sees the secret.
Answer who acted, for whom, and with which access.
Every use of access leaves a receipt linking the agent, the person behind it, the policy, any approval, and the outcome.
One receipt answers the auditor’s questions.
No searching logs across five systems to piece together what happened.
Take the keys out of your agents.
Connect one of your agents to a real system, and we’ll show access issued for a single task, then its access receipt.