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AtlaSent provides organizational authority before consequential actions, and evidence of what actually happened. Here is what that means for your role, and where to start.
CIOs and VPs of IT
What changes in production and across business systems, and being able to answer for it afterwards.
Pipelines, admin tools and now AI agents can all change real systems with valid credentials. When something goes wrong, the approval is in one tool, the change ran in another, and nobody can show the two match.
- One decision point before consequential actions, across pipelines, agents and admin tools, without replacing them.
- A coverage view of every known route to a protected action: Complete, Partial, Unknown or Not configured. Unknown is never shown as protected.
- Signed records of who authorized what, separate from proof of what actually ran.
Engineering and platform leaders
Shipping quickly without self-approved changes, swapped commits or deploys that went around the pipeline.
Review happens on the pull request; the deploy happens later, with a credential that can push anything. Nothing checks that the change running is the one that was approved, by someone allowed to approve it.
- One step in GitHub Actions before the deploy. A refusal fails the step with the reason.
- A single-use permit bound to the repository, commit and environment. A different commit needs a new decision.
- No new approval inbox: decisions without a required approver are made automatically.
Security leaders
Privileged and consequential actions by people, pipelines and AI agents, and the evidence behind them.
Most risky changes are made with valid credentials through approved tools, so nothing looks like an attack. Agents increasingly hold those credentials too.
- Identity as an input, not the answer: authority is decided for the exact action at the moment it runs.
- Approvals that meet the quorum and approver roles you configure, from approvers your identity provider verifies, kept separate from who administers the rules.
- Fail closed: an error, a timeout or a malformed answer is a refusal.
Regulated operations: quality, finance and clinical
Showing that a batch release, a payment or a code break was authorized by the right qualified person, for exactly that action.
Your quality or finance system records that a process was followed. It does not stop an action reaching the system when authority is missing, stale or attached to a different version.
- Authorization bound to the exact batch, amount, payee or participant.
- Evidence a reviewer can check offline, without trusting AtlaSent. AtlaSent is a control inside your validated process, never a compliance claim on its own.
- A first pilot on one action, run in your validation environment.
AtlaSent Enterprise
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