Set explicit limits.
A signed mandate defines who may act, on which resource, within which amount and time limits.
Let AI agents act within the authority you give them. Block unauthorized actions before execution, with verifiable proof of every decision.
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Expand what your teams can do with AI. Keep connected agents within the authority you grant, with verifiable proof of their actions.
Choose an agent interface and action, then compare a request within the example mandate with one outside it. These are simulated workflows, not live integrations.
Connect the agents your team already uses.
Monitoring records activity. Model guardrails guide or check behavior. Fidacy requires authorization at the connected executor before it acts.
A signed mandate defines who may act, on which resource, within which amount and time limits.
The protected executor checks a matching, unexpired authorization before making the call. No valid authorization, no execution through that path.
Signed receipts preserve allowed and denied decisions so their integrity and origin can be checked independently.
Protection applies only to actions routed through an integrated enforcement path. Observing an agent does not mean its tools are gated.
An agent may have payment access without permission to pay any supplier. A support agent may issue refunds without authority to refund any amount.
A payment to an unapproved payee must stop, even when the agent has valid API credentials.
A refund above the approved limit must not reach Stripe through the protected refund executor.
Start with one consequential action and connect its enforcement path.