Axec

Runtime authorization for enterprise agents.

Stealth / Private pilots open

Control who uses AI.Control what AI does.

One governed gateway for human and autonomous AI activity. Connect assistants and agents to workplace systems, then evaluate identity, task, resource, and destination before every action executes.

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For identity, platform, and security teams bringing enterprise AI under one control plane.

Governed access gateway Gateway active
Axec access and policy gatewayAn employee using an AI assistant and an autonomous service agent connect through Axec to Gmail, Salesforce, HubSpot, and Slack. Axec manages each connection and evaluates every action before allowing, reviewing, or denying execution.

AI assistantEmployee session / IdP verified

Autonomous agentService workload / Scoped identity

Axec / Governed gateway

01 / Managed access
Identity-aligned connections
02 / Runtime policy
Actor / Action / Resource / Context

Connected workplace apps

  • Gmailmessage.sendReview
  • Salesforcerecord.readAllow
  • HubSpotcontact.deleteDeny
  • Slackchannel.readAllow
Private pilot intake / 2026

Bring us the agent workflow security will not approve.

We are working with a small number of platform teams moving high-risk agents from prototype to production.

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The control gap

AI access is spreading faster than the controls around it.

Employees give AI assistants access to Gmail, Salesforce, HubSpot, and Slack — each connection set up individually, each with its own credentials. The sign-in may be managed. The connections, the access scope, and the actions often are not.

Ad hoc connections

Employees wire up their own API keys, OAuth tokens, and MCP servers to connect AI to Gmail, Salesforce, or Slack. No central visibility. No audit trail. No way to revoke when someone leaves.

All-or-nothing access

An agent connected to Salesforce can read, write, and delete — even if the task only needs to read one record. Permissions are set at connection time, not per request. There's no way to scope access to the specific action this task requires.

No runtime policy gate

There's no decision point that asks whether this AI, acting for this person, on this task, should be allowed to take this exact action right now. Logs record what happened. They don't decide what should.

Solution

Govern access. Secure every action. Prove every decision.

Axec sits between your AI tools and your workplace systems. One policy layer from connection to evidence.

03 / Connect

One governed gateway to every workplace tool.

Employees connect Claude, Cursor, or Codex once — through Axec, not through scattered API keys. Access syncs from your identity provider. Autonomous agents get their own service-owned connections. When someone leaves, every connection is revoked from one place.

  • Connect AI assistants to Gmail, Salesforce, HubSpot, and Slack through one managed endpoint
  • Permissions inherit from existing IdP groups and roles — no manual provisioning
  • Autonomous agents get scoped, service-owned connections — not shared credentials
  • Revoke any connection instantly when an employee leaves or a task ends
Managed connection topology 8 endpoints governed

AI clients

  • ClaudeEmployee session
  • CursorDeveloper tools
  • CodexTerminal agent
  • AgentService workload

AxecManaged gateway

Identity
IdP synced
Agents
Service-owned
Control
Central revoke

Connections active

Workplace apps

  • GmailMail / Calendar
  • SalesforceCRM records
  • HubSpotCustomer data
  • SlackMessages / Channels
Identity-aligned accessOne revocation point

04 / Secure

Every action passes through a policy gate.

Connection is not authorization. Axec evaluates each request — who's acting, what action, which resource, and whether it matches the task — before it reaches your systems. Allow, narrow, review, or deny at the moment of execution.

  • Scope each request to the exact action this task needs — not the full permissions of the connection
  • Block PII, secrets, and sensitive data from leaving through tool calls
  • Prevent prompt injection and hidden instructions from triggering unsafe actions
  • Detect shadow AI connections operating outside approved governance
Runtime authorizationEvaluated inline / 14 ms

Requested actionsalesforce.record.delete

REQ-0173

Axec Policy evaluation

04 / Secure
Actor
Alice / Finance
VERIFIED
Task
Quarterly account review
ACTIVE
Requested
record.delete
OUT OF SCOPE
Permitted
record.read
POLICY LIMIT

DecisionDeny

ReasonScope exceeds active task

Policy / finance-crm-v12Trace / AXC-0173

05 / Observe

Every decision is signed and traceable.

Every tool call is attributed to the person or agent who triggered it, with a tamper-evident decision record. Export to your SIEM. Audit what was allowed, what was blocked, and why.

  • Per-person attribution — every action traced to the employee or agent who triggered it
  • Signed decision records with actor, action, resource, destination, and policy version
  • Export to SIEM, Datadog, Splunk, or any existing security stack
  • Audit-ready from day one — prove what happened and why
Decision evidence stream Export active
ActorActionResourceDecisionTrace
Alicerecord.readSalesforceALLOWAXC-0172
Agentfile.shareDriveDENYAXC-0173
Alicemessage.sendGmailREVIEWAXC-0174

Selected evidenceAXC-0173

Signature verified

Principal
svc-agent-finance
Action
drive.file.share
Destination
External domain
Policy
data-egress-v7
Decision reason
Customer data cannot be shared outside approved domains.
Signed / attributable / exportableSIEM forwarder connected