Deploy Athena where policy requires, inherit live permissions from source systems, and consolidate AI sprawl under SSO and attribution you already own.
A Fortune 50 retailer collapsed six AI systems onto the platform
Each with a service account. Each with a copy of your documents somewhere. Each with its own permission model to maintain and its own security review to run. The one that passed review is often the narrowest, so the business keeps buying more.
Sprawl is the problem. One governed platform is the answer.
Deploy where policy says. Managed cloud, your VPC on GCP, Azure, or AWS, on-prem, air-gapped, GovCloud. Same product in each. Data residency per workspace.
Inherit identity and permissions. SSO through your IdP; SCIM provisioning; tenant-wide consent once. Source-system permissions read per user, live. Files stay where they live; TTL-only cache.
Enforce. Fine-grained authorization per asset. Agents are actors in your directory with their own identity. Fail-closed when the permission service is unreachable. Owner-only computer mode for restricted workspaces.
Observe. Every action attributed and reversible. Cost per user, agent, and project. Hard budgets per run. Every middleware emits a production signal; the build fails if one goes silent.
SAML/OIDC, Okta, Entra, SCIM. Touchless tenant-wide consent for the productivity suite instead of a click per user. Users outside the platform receive agent outputs by email or portal. Touchless consent was built for a Fortune 500 retailer's identity team.
Each agent has an identity in your directory. See what it did, restrict what it can touch, revoke it like any employee.
Apps distributed to thousands of employees, included in Athena services. A Fortune 50 retailer collapsed six AI systems onto the platform.
No standing credentials. Access per incident, approved by you, time-bounded, logged by the platform and by your cluster.
First pass on Jira and ServiceNow queues: classification, a proposed resolution, and a reply to the user before a human opens the ticket.
Before anything ships to users, an agent scans the application's access model and reports findings. Analogous-issue hunting across the stack: fix one auth issue, ask the agent to find the same pattern everywhere.
Token cost by user, agent, project. Hard budgets per run. Allow-lists and deny-lists of model providers. Bring your own keys and route existing credits through the platform.
Entra admin automation through a governed browser; a legacy system over SFTP. Recorded, attributable, never described as bypassing a control.
“It's good to understand the capability of the platform. That how far, and how quickly you guys can get these things going [...] that has been impressive overall.”
“The performance, say, the kind of speed and latency on those APIs for creating assets, was better in [our private cloud] than it was in managed cloud.”
“So we use the SDK, and we write that in Python, and it calls Athena majority by API. The results appear in the interface itself.”
“I think a good replacement for the BI. Correct? I don't really need a BI help here. I can develop my own dashboards.”
“Some of the traceability stuff that you guys have within your tool that doesn't exist anywhere else”
“Obviously, you guys have really good security. We trust you guys with your security of what we do.”
“So it's a full blown running Linux instance with all the bells and whistles that come with that.”
“It's a touchless, you know, seamless. Like, it just gives them whatever they have access to.”
“I can't believe how far you've come in this short period of time. So it's really impressive.”
“This is where the puck's going and this is where the moat is for an enterprise.”
Verbatim from customer calls. Customers anonymized.
Agents for the ad hoc: "who has access to this folder and why." Workflows (Agent Operating Procedures) for the recurring: access reviews, ticket first-pass, nightly scans. Applications for the many: the internal portal the whole company uses under your SSO.
SOC 2 Type II. HIPAA. Zero data retention with every model provider; no training on customer data. A dozen-plus enterprise security reviews passed. Architecture and data-flow documentation available.
Inherited permissions are only as clean as the source system's. An over-shared SharePoint folder is visible to the agent exactly as it is to its user. We surface what we find; we do not fix your SharePoint.
From one place: models, connectors, permissions, budgets, and approvals are managed centrally, and every action is logged.
No. Agents act with the permissions of the person or service they run for.
In our cloud, your cloud, on-premises, or air-gapped.
Through your identity provider and directory groups, with single sign-on.
Records every change by a person or an agent, rolls back one contributor's edits without losing anyone else's, and keeps the model, instructions, and sources behind each agent action.
How the platform is deployed: Athena's managed cloud, your cloud on AWS, GCP, or Azure, on-prem, air-gapped, or GovCloud. Same platform in every option.
Build, Work, and Data on top; 150+ connectors and every surface in and out; one map of the whole platform.
Ready-made IT briefs you can run on a schedule.
We have answered it before. Then we will show you the platform running inside a boundary like yours.