Use cases
Seven questions buyers ask.
Seven scenarios that answer them.
Each card carries a buyer's question and its answer. Open one for the scenario and the evidence behind it.
Asked by architecture
We already have a catalogue and an approval process. Do we replace them?
Approving software and issuing it an identity are two decisions with two owners.
IdentifyGovern
Asked by security
We meet an agent for the first time. Can we trust it before we hold a record of it?
A platform meeting the agent for the first time admits it by resolving the authority.
DiscoverAuthorise
Asked by procurement
One product runs in two companies. Whose authority does each copy carry?
Each copy is an agent of its own, listed by its own superior, with the envelope its own authority set.
GovernDiscover
Asked by platform engineering
Our agents run in four different places. Do we govern them the same way?
Where an agent runs decides what it can prove. What it can prove decides what it keeps.
AttestAuthorise
Asked by third party risk
A partner runs its own agents under its own root. How do we trust one and bound what it reaches?
They bring claims and evidence. You decide the effective authority.
Discover
Asked by security operations
One agent has to stop today. Can we leave the rest running?
Change authority once, and every consumer enforces it at its next read.
Revoke
Asked by digital channels
A customer wants their own assistant to reach their bank. What does the bank trust, and who decides?
The bank trusts the connector the assistant uses. The customer approves each instance on their own phone.
DiscoverAuthorise
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