Every autonomous action needs authority.
Cridin gives AI agents temporary, context-aware authority to change real systems — then enforces the decision and proves what happened.
Identity tells you who an agent is. Cridin tells you whether it has authority to act.
- Account
- Acme GmbH
- Contract
- Active
- Region
- EU
- Annual impact
- €3,800
One agent. One task. One authority. One receipt.
The risk is not that agents exist. It is that they keep standing access.
Most AI agents act through shared service accounts, broad OAuth scopes, static API keys, or permanent workflow credentials. That makes it difficult to know which agent acted, whether it is still approved, what it was allowed to change, and how to contain it when something changes.
- Customer Operations Agent
- Shared Salesforce credential
- Broad write access
- Prompt changed 11 days ago
- New tool added yesterday
- No task-specific approval
- No clear receipt
- Customer Operations Agent v3.4.1
- Approved build manifest
- One-time work authority
- Scope limited to one entitlement change
- Context and policy checked
- Action receipt linked to customer record
Move from standing access to accountable authority.
Authority is checked where work happens.
Cridin sits at the action boundary between an agent and the systems it can change. It evaluates the exact action — not just the identity — and creates evidence that can be inspected later.
- 01
Know the actor
Agent, owner, environment, risk class.
- 02
Verify the build
Model, prompt, tools, workflow, connectors.
- 03
Issue work authority
One task, one scope, one expiration.
- 04
Resolve context
Business object, policy, approval, system state.
- 05
Enforce the decision
Allow, block, or request approval before execution.
- 06
Create the receipt
Intent, authority, decision, execution, outcome.
The operating model for accountable agents.
Agent Record
Know who is acting.
Every agent has a clear owner, environment, risk class, connected systems, and lifecycle state.
Build Manifest
Know what the agent is today.
Cridin tracks the version that was approved — not merely the agent name.
Work Authority
Give authority for work, not permanent access.
Authority is bound to a task, scope, policy, context, approval state, and expiration.
Action Receipt
Prove what happened.
Every consequential action is captured as a durable evidence record — from intent to execution.
- Intent recorded
- Policy passed
- Authority valid
- Action executed
- Receipt created
Govern the actions that can actually change your business.
System-of-record changes
Change an entitlement, update a customer record, modify a workflow, or close a service case.
Sensitive data release
Export customer data, share a sensitive report, provision access, or send data to a third party.
Commercial commitments
Issue a refund, approve a discount, change billing, create a purchase request, or commit spend.
Privileged operational actions
Deploy code, alter cloud permissions, rotate credentials, change production configuration, or modify infrastructure.
When an agent changes, its authority should change too.
An agent is not static. Its behavior can shift when its prompt, model, tools, connectors, workflow, credentials, or data sources change. Cridin makes that change visible before a previously approved agent keeps acting in production.
- MCP server · internal-admin-tools
- Capability · provision:user
- ~ System prompt hash
- ~ Workflow version
- Restrict to read-only
- Require approval
- Suspend agent
- Reapprove build
- Revoke all active authorities
A log says an action happened. A receipt explains why it was allowed.
Cridin connects the agent, build version, work authority, business context, policy decision, approval state, execution result, and outcome reference in one inspectable record.
Built for security teams, business owners, auditors, and incident responders.
- 09:41:03Intent submitted
- 09:41:04Build manifest verified
- 09:41:04Contract and account context resolved
- 09:41:05Policy passed
- 09:41:05Action executed through Salesforce
- 09:41:06Entitlement updated
- 09:41:06Receipt RCP-240184 sealed
Cridin adds authority to the stack you already have.
Cridin does not replace your identity provider, data governance layer, workflow engine, or systems of record. It connects them at the moment an agent needs to act.
Designed to connect through a gateway, SDK, or workflow adapter at the action boundary.
Let agents do real work — without giving them permanent, opaque power.
Cridin is building the authority and evidence system for autonomous work. Join early access for teams preparing agents to act in production.
Common questions.
Cridin is the authority and evidence system for autonomous work. It helps companies govern whether an AI agent, in its current approved version, may take a specific consequential action in a real business system.