Enterprise authority layer

Control AI agents before they act.

AI agents are gaining authority faster than enterprises can govern it. They now move money, change production, access data, and act across enterprise systems. Afterward is too late.

Enterprise authority domains

Financial authority

Operational authority

Data authority

Workforce authority

Contractual authority

Authority Envelope

The same action can be allowed, denied, held for approval, or stopped based on who is acting, what authority they have, the business context, and the controls in force.

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What Tegrix is

Enterprise Authority Layer for AI Agents.

Every agent gets an Authority Envelope. Every decision lands in the Evidence Ledger.

The Authority Envelope defines what an agent may do, against which systems and resources, under what conditions, and when a human must approve.

Tegrix attaches where your agents already act -- no agent rewrites, no platform replacement. How it attaches -> Architecture.

Because Tegrix makes the decision, the evidence is recorded at the moment of decision -- not reconstructed from logs afterward.

How Tegrix delivers it

Discover

Know the agent.

Identity and owner.

Define

Give it an Authority Envelope.

Systems and approvals.

Enforce

Decide before action.

Allow, deny, approve, stop.

Context

Use live facts.

From systems you already run: IAM, ITSM, finance, change freezes, maintenance windows.

Ledger

Keep evidence.

Decision, approver, execution result.

Why Tegrix

Your agents do not live in one platform. Neither can their authority.

As agents spread across clouds, business systems and custom runtimes, authority cannot be managed one platform at a time.

The hyperscalers govern their platform. Tegrix governs the enterprise.

Why an Enterprise Authority Layer? (PDF)

Platform-built agents

AI platforms.

Business-embedded agents

Business applications and workflows.

Enterprise-built agents

Enterprise infrastructure.

Different agents. Different environments. One authority model.

Proof and next step

Built for the way enterprise agents actually run.

Pre-action enforcementHuman approvalSeparation of dutiesKill switchExecution evidence

Validated at live runtime boundaries across multiple cloud environments, with additional provider integrations expanding through the same authority model.

Decisions are evaluated at the runtime boundary itself -- no round-trip to Tegrix -- and fail safe by policy when anything is unavailable.

Different runtimes. One authority model.

Exact platform support -> Platform.

See it on one workflow

Bring us one consequential agent workflow.

We will identify the agent, map its authority boundary, and show where Tegrix would allow, deny, require approval, or stop execution.