Map the reach
Identify the agent, its tools, data sources, credentials and owner. Document its effective permissions, including access inherited from connected accounts.
FOUNDER-LED · EARLY-STAGE PROJECT
AI agents can read records, change prices and send work downstream. Agentaze is developing a focused way to examine their permissions and approval boundaries before those actions reach a live business process.
An early-stage project focused on AI in pricing, contracts, procurement and other sensitive workflows.
No approved change record found.
A pilot would start with one real workflow and trace what an agent can access, which actions it can take and where human approval should intervene.
Identify the agent, its tools, data sources, credentials and owner. Document its effective permissions, including access inherited from connected accounts.
Use agreed scenarios to check whether it can cross a business rule: change terms, expose data or complete a sensitive task without approval.
Return evidence of what worked, what failed and which changes would reduce risk. Retest as the workflow, tools and permissions change.
Agentaze is preparing to work with an initial pilot partner. The agent, access, test environment, success criteria and deliverables would be agreed before any work begins. No access to production systems is assumed.
See current statusAgent and tool access map
Approval and business-rule test cases
Findings with reproducible evidence
Prioritised actions and a retest plan
Pricing changes without recorded approval
Contract terms sent to the wrong party
Customer data used beyond the assigned task
Procurement actions outside delegated limits
Agentaze is a founder-led project. The public enquiry channel is not open yet. The pilot outline is here so interested teams can understand the proposed scope while the business contact setup is completed.
A dedicated contact route and a clear privacy notice will be added before enquiries open. Any pilot would have an agreed scope, responsible access and written deliverables.