Technology authority
Gate production deploys and consequential system changes at execution time.
Execution-time authorization
Protect the action before it executes.
Identity tells you who or what is acting. AtlaSent determines whether that actor has organizational authority for this exact consequential action now—and preserves evidence of the decision and what happened next.
One platform
One authority lifecycle across humans, agents, and systems.
IntentAuthorityPolicyEvaluationPermitVerificationExecutionEvidence
Identity is not authority. Approval is not authorization. An allow decision is not proof of execution. Permit verification is not execution success.
Start where risk is real
Choose the consequential action you need to control.
Finance authority
Bind payment, close, reconciliation, and journal actions to current organizational authority.
AI agent authority
Put a real execution boundary between agent intent and consequential tool effects.
Security & trust
See the security, evidence, legal, and operating posture behind the authorization layer.
How it works
Authorize the exact operation, not a generic permission.
AtlaSent evaluates the actor, action, target, environment, authority, approvals, policy, and material transaction facts that matter for the protected operation. When a permit is required, the execution path verifies the bounded artifact before the native system performs the effect.
Core invariant
Authorization must remain bound to the decision-material operation at execution time. If a material field changes after authorization, the protected execution must fail closed or obtain fresh authorization.