Agentic Fabriq offers a security‑focused hub that mediates AI agent interactions with corporate SaaS tools, binding each agent to the permissions of its associated user. Administrators can define granular, per‑user and per‑tool access policies and enforce real‑time guardrails that validate every request, preventing unauthorized actions and data leaks.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Enterprises deploying AI agents often face uncontrolled access to internal tools, leading to data leaks, unauthorized actions, and compliance violations. Agents can hallucinate, invent APIs, and exceed the permissions of the users they represent, creating security incidents across the organization.
Solution
Agentic Fabriq provides a security‑first connectivity hub that sits between AI agents and corporate tools, enforcing per‑user identity binding, granular permission controls, and real‑time guardrails. Each agent inherits only the access rights of the human user, and administrators can define exact tool scopes for every employee, agent, and integration. The platform validates every agent request before execution, blocking unsafe actions and preventing data exposure. It supports bring‑your‑own identity providers and agents, while offering a unified dashboard for monitoring and managing all agent activity across the organization.
Target Audience
Target customers are enterprise IT and security teams that need to deploy AI agents for their workforce while maintaining strict access controls and compliance.
Features
- Per‑user identity binding ensures agents act with the same permissions as the associated employee
- Fine‑grained permission management for each tool, agent, and user, configurable by administrators
- Real‑time guardrails that inspect and validate every agent action before it is executed
- Integrated connections to popular SaaS tools (e.g., Slack, Gmail, Notion) with secure OAuth flows
- Centralized monitoring console displaying activity logs and permission usage across the organization
- Compatibility with custom identity providers and third‑party agents (e.g., OpenWebUI, n8n)