The authorization
layer for
AI agents.

Every agent action. Human-authorized. Cryptographically proven.

Ledgix sits in the execution path between your agents and every downstream API call. Before anything fires, we validate it, authorize it, and write a signed audit record you can hand to regulators, enterprise customers, and carriers evaluating AI risk.

Agent call →→ Your APIValidateAuthorizeAudit

Your agents are making decisions.
Nobody can prove they were authorized to.

Three ways production agent deployments break down today.

01 · RUNTIME

No authorization chain

$4.67M/246 days

Average cost of credential-based attacks, and the time to detect and contain them.

AGENTAPINO PRINCIPAL
02 · SALES

Enterprise deals stall

−23%/+42%

Shorter deal cycles and higher win rates when security review moves earlier.

SEC REVIEW TIMELINEW1W2W3W4W5STALLAVG 6 WEEKS · OFTEN DIES
03 · AUDIT

Audit evidence doesn't exist

99%/64% > $1M

Of large organizations surveyed reporting financial losses from AI-related risks.

LOGSMUTABLE · GAPPYSIGNED TLOTAMPER-EVIDENT

Active enforcement.
Not passive observation.

One agent call, five gates: intercept through tamper-evident record. This is per-request enforcement; certification drift between sign-offs is a separate story. The diagram is the source of truth; the steps below spell out each gate in one line.

AGENTAPI01INTERCEPTSDK middlewarecatches the call02VALIDATEJudge checks intentagainst policy03AUTHORIZEA-JWT issued,scope + expiry bound04EXECUTEdownstream call firesunder scoped token05RECORDTLO signed & chainedinto the ledgercallauthorizedHUMAN REVIEWlow confidenceif unsure
  1. 01

    Intercept

    SDK middleware stops the outbound call before your integration runs.

  2. 02

    Validate

    The Judge checks intent against live
    policy: approve, deny, or escalate.

  3. 03

    Authorize

    A short-lived A-JWT scopes this action only. The next section unpacks the payload.

  4. 04

    Execute

    The API call runs under that token.
    Nothing broader, nothing stale.

  5. 05

    Record

    Each approved call appends a TLO to your signed, Merkle-chained ledger.

Stay insurable as your agents evolve.
Not just compliant at a point in time.

TLOs for targeted endorsements, drift between certifications, and quarterly technical evaluations: what underwriters need to keep you insurable.

01 · COVERAGE

TLOs for targeted endorsements

Carriers need structured TLOs before they will narrow an endorsement to a specific agent. They expect proof that stays current, is signed, and can be read by their systems, not a one-time attestation.

TLOsigned and chainedTLOhash-linkedAI agent coveragePOLICY · ENDORSEMENTTARGETEDENDORSEMENT
02 · DRIFT

Drift between certifications

This tracks how the agent shifts between certification runs, not whether a single call cleared policy that minute. Bring it forward before renewal, instead of treating it as a surprise once dates get tight.

CERTIFIED BASELINEPRODUCTION NOWDRIFT
03 · RENEWAL

Quarterly technical evaluation

Underwriters expect a technical evaluation every quarter. If evidence ships on the same rhythm, each cycle reuses a familiar package instead of your team rebuilding everything from scratch at the deadline.

90-DAY CYCLEQ1Q2Q3Q4Quarterly technical evaluationAIUC-1 · QTE on cadence

When the auditor asks,
you have an answer in 30 seconds.

Banks, professional services, and large tech teams already run agents in production. Ledgix is the defensible evidence layer underneath, not another dashboard.

frameworks we satisfy
AIUC-1AI usage controls · technical evidence for auditorsGLOBALEU AI Act · Art. 12Automatic logs, 6-month retention, tamper-evidentEUEU AI Act · Arts. 13–16, 61Transparency, human oversight, accuracy, post-marketEUISO 42001 · fullAI management · clauses 5/6/7 + 8.4 controlsISOSOX 404 (AI)ITGC for AI-mediated financial actionsUSSOX §302 / §906Periodic officer attestation + claim substantiationUSNIST AI RMF 1.0GOVERN / MAP / MEASURE / MANAGEUSOCC / Fed SR 11-7Model risk management + incident reportingUSHIPAA (full)§164.312 safeguards, BAAs, minimum necessary, PHI tagUSFINRA Rule 17a-4WORM retention attestations (6-year)USSEC 17a-4(f)WORM electronic storage certificationUSNYC LL144Automated hiring bias audits + 4/5ths ruleUS-NYColorado SB 205AI impact assessments for consequential decisionsUS-COCCPA / CPRAConsumer rights · DSR workflow, processing registerUS-CAGDPRArts. 15–22 DSR, Art. 30 ROP, Art. 35 DPIAEUFTC Act §5AI claim substantiation registryUSOSFI E-23Model risk & third-party controlCACanada AIDA (C-27)High-impact AI assessment & mitigationCABrazil PL 2338/23AI rights · explanation, review, traceabilityBRSingapore IMDA MGFModel AI Governance Framework v2 + GenAISGAustralia AI Ethics8 principles from Dept. of IndustryAUOECD AI PrinciplesInclusive growth, rights, transparency, accountabilityGLOBALUNESCO AI Ethics10-value recommendation adopted 2021GLOBALSOC 2 · CC6 / CC7Per-action access & change management proofComing SoonMAS MindForgeAI risk toolkit for financial institutionsComing Soon

Your agents are already running.
Are their actions authorized?

Schedule a 30-minute call. We'll show you exactly what Ledgix produces for your agent stack: live TLO export, policy walk-through, and a plan for your first integration.