AI proposes an action. TracePoint determines whether it has authority to proceed.
TracePoint binds an identified AI actor, accountable business owner, delegated authority, policy, and exact action context into an allow, deny, or escalate decision before execution.
For AI platform teams and business owners accountable for autonomous actions.
Access is not authority.
Identity and access systems determine whether an agent can reach a system. They do not determine whether the agent has institutional authority to make a specific business decision. TracePoint controls that missing boundary.
A decision control loop before execution.
TracePoint governs the business decision, not merely the agent's access to software.
Establish authority
Identify the AI actor, accountable owner, permitted actions, limits, purposes, and resources.
Evaluate the proposed decision
Test the proposed action against delegated authority and enterprise policy.
Authorize or stop execution
Return ALLOW, DENY, or ESCALATE. Issue an action bound authorization only when permitted.
Connect decision to outcome
Record execution, evidence, exceptions, and recovery as one connected decision history.
Operational Change Authorization, controlled end to end.
An AI operations agent proposes a controlled production change. TracePoint verifies local identity, evaluates delegated authority and the Operational Change Control Pack, then allows, denies, or escalates before execution.
The same action-neutral control model can apply to commercial exceptions, procurement commitments, customer remedies, sensitive disclosures, account changes, and regulated operational decisions.
The authorization layer between access and execution.
IAM controls access. Guardrails constrain model behavior. Observability records activity. TracePoint determines whether a specific consequential business action has authority to proceed.
TracePoint is designed to work across identity providers, AI platforms, policy systems, and business applications without requiring one vendor to own the complete enterprise stack.
Propose consequential business actions.
Authenticate actors and control system access.
Determine whether the business decision has authority to proceed.
Execute only operations accepted by the enforcement path.
Preserve the result, receipt, evidence, and remediation context.
Start with one decision boundary.
TracePoint works with design partners to define one consequential AI decision, encode its authority model, connect authorization to execution, and measure how much controlled autonomy the organization can safely enable.
Built for the business owner accountable for the decision and the AI platform team implementing it.