Was the AI agent authorized to cause this?
AI agents act. Execution Rights decides what's allowed to become real.
Your AI agents now pay invoices, change records and send messages for your business. Sooner or later someone asks whether one of those actions was allowed: your board, a customer, your auditor or your insurer.
Your AI agents can act. Nothing decides whether they should.
AI agent platforms decide what an agent can access: a credential, a tool, an API. They rarely decide whether a particular consequential action, like a payment or a deletion, is authorized. That judgment depends on spending authority, contractual rights, policy, regulation, delegated authority, and sometimes a person's approval. Today, those checks are scattered across systems, built separately, and often made only after the action has happened.
One layer, in front of every consequence.
Before an AI agent pays, deletes, sends or exports anything that matters, Execution Rights runs a composite determination: it checks the action against six questions.
- Is spending authority sufficient?
- Are contractual rights satisfied?
- Is policy satisfied?
- Does regulation allow it?
- Is it within delegated authority?
- Should a human approve?
Then it renders the authorization decision: cleared to execute, declined, or held for human approval. Every decision leaves a record of what was checked and why.
That check has a name. Execution Rights is consequence authorization for AI agents: one layer, in front of the action, that decides whether a consequential action is allowed to become real.
An example. An agent pays a supplier's invoice. The amount is inside its budget, so a spend limit lets it through. But the supplier's contract ended last month, so contractual rights are not satisfied, and the payment is declined. The agent cannot route around the decline.
Execution Rights sits beneath your AI agents and the commerce or orchestration platform they run on. It is software. Our engineering team can build it into your stack and run it for you.
What a fifteen-minute call covers
Tell us what your AI agents do. We cover three things:
Where you stand
Which of your agents' payments, deletions, messages and data exports can run today with no check before they happen.
What it takes
What one check in front of those actions involves. Our engineering team can build it into your stack and run it for you.
What you can show
What you can show your board, a customer, your auditor or your insurer when they ask whether an action was allowed.
You stop being the only one thinking about this. The call is free and commits you to nothing.