Platform

See every agent. Control what it can do.

Tegrix connects to the agent platforms already in use, keeps inventory visible, applies Policy & Controls in real time, and captures the evidence behind every decision.

Review Architecture

Tegrix operating model

One control layer for cross-platform agent activity.

Connectors

Bring in signals from the agent platforms and enterprise systems already in place.

Agent inventory

Keep a current view of agents, owners, platforms, identities, tools, and gaps.

External Graph

Connect agents to the enterprise context needed for control decisions.

Policy & Controls

Apply reusable controls across providers, tools, identities, data, and actions.

Runtime decisions

Return allow, deny, redact, pause for approval, or stop before execution continues.

Evidence capture

Retain the action, facts, matched controls, decision, provider state, approval, and outcome.

Available for scoped enterprise evaluations and design partnerships.

Tegrix Agent Inventory showing cross-platform agents, owners, ecosystems, risk, shadow agents, and missing owners

One inventory across providers

Microsoft, AWS, Google, SaaS, and custom agents in one operating view.

Ownership gaps identified

Agents without clear owners are visible before control expands.

Unmanaged agents discovered

Shadow or unregistered agents become part of the review queue.

Connectors & Graph

Turn platform signals into enterprise context.

Connectors create visibility. The External Graph makes that visibility useful for policy and runtime decisions.

Connectors

APIs, provider adapters, SDKs, wrappers, governed tools, and optional gateways bring agent activity into Tegrix.

Always-on visibility

Inventory and context stay current as agents, owners, tools, identities, and systems change.

External Graph

Tegrix links the agent to ownership, policy, data, tools, identity, business context, and evidence.

No platform replacement

Microsoft, AWS, Google Cloud, ServiceNow, Salesforce, and custom agent platforms keep running as they do today.

Policy & Controls

Turn policies into runtime decisions.

This is where Tegrix becomes more than inventory. Policies and controls decide whether an agent action is allowed, denied, redacted, held for approval, or stopped before execution.

1

Define policies

Translate enterprise rules into reusable controls for sensitive data, privileged export, tool use, approvals, and high-impact actions.

2

Assign controls

Bind controls to agents, owners, workflows, tools, identities, environments, and business context.

3

Evaluate at runtime

When an agent attempts an action, Tegrix evaluates the policy before execution continues.

4

Return a decision

Allow, deny, redact, pause for approval, or stop the action while keeping human authority where required.

Tegrix Policies and Controls showing governance coverage and active controls protecting an agent

Data movement

Sensitive exports, approved destinations, context sharing, and restricted data classes.

Authority

Owner, requester, runtime identity, service principal, approver, and approval path.

Business action

Refunds, vendor changes, production updates, finance actions, and customer-impacting work.

Evidence

Matched control, evaluated facts, decision, provider invocation state, approval, and retained record.

Evidence

Prove every governed decision.

Evidence is operational. It should show what happened at the moment an agent attempted a high-impact action.

Action
What the agent attempted
Context
Facts used in the decision
Control
Policy matched at runtime
Decision
Allow, deny, redact, hold, or stop
Execution
Whether the provider was invoked
Authority
Who approved, denied, or owned the exception
Evidence
Record retained for review
Tegrix Audit History showing decision history, evidence coverage, evidence gaps, and audit readiness

Adoption

Start read-only. Enforce when ready.

Available for scoped enterprise evaluations and design partnerships.

Step 1

Connect one environment read-only

Step 2

Build inventory and enterprise context

Step 3

Select one high-impact workflow

Step 4

Evaluate policies without enforcement

Step 5

Enable runtime control when ready

Step 6

Expand based on demonstrated value