Your AI agents can spend, send and delete. Who approved that?
Rule47 gives every agent and robot a verified identity, an approved purpose and limits it cannot break. Important actions are approved before they run, and every decision becomes evidence.
Agents and robots are becoming the largest group of workers in your systems.
- 8 in 10
- Companies already run AI agents in daily work
- 1.3B
- AI agents expected in business use by 2028
- 80%
- Of teams cannot name the owner of every agent
- 2026
- EU AI Act duties apply to high risk systems
Industry estimates. Every organisation running agents will need identity and control for them.
The risk moved from what agents say to what agents do.
Agents act, not just answer
Your agents already pay invoices, write to CRM systems, send mail and change infrastructure. They act faster than any review process.
Nobody owns them
Most agents are created by a team, given credentials and forgotten. No named owner, no approved scope, no review date.
Watching is not stopping
Logs and dashboards explain an incident after the money is gone. They never prevent the wrong payment from leaving.
The rules arrived
Boards, auditors and regulators now ask who approved each agent and what it may do. The answer has to be written down and provable.
Four things every agent carries.
One profile per agent or robot, approved by a person, enforced automatically.
Identity
Every agent and robot gets a verified identity and a named human owner. Unknown agents get nothing.
Purpose
An approved purpose in plain language. Anything outside it is refused, automatically.
Rights and limits
Only the tools, targets and amounts you approved. Limits become real, not guidance in a policy document.
Control
Every important action is checked in real time and gets a clear answer: allow, ask a human, block, or pause the agent.
Control, not another dashboard.
Approval before the action, not after
Other tools list your agents and replay what happened. Rule47 decides whether the action happens at all.
The agent knows its own rules
Each agent receives its approved profile and can say what it may do, what it must refuse and when it needs a human.
A changed agent stops itself
If an agent is quietly edited, it pauses until its owner reviews the change. No silent updates.
Evidence your auditor accepts
Every approval, refusal and change is recorded and exportable. You can show why an action ran, or why it never did.
Register, approve, control, prove.
Register
Add an agent or robot in a few minutes, or let it register itself.
Approve
A named owner approves the purpose, rights and spending limit.
Control
Each important action is checked against that approved profile.
Prove
Every decision becomes evidence you can export at any time.
Four possible answers. Always one of them.
The reason is written in plain language, so your team and your auditor read the same thing.
Inside purpose, rights and limits. The action runs.
Over the limit or something looks changed. A person decides.
Outside the approved purpose or scope. The action never runs.
The agent itself was changed without approval. It stops.
Ready for the EU AI Act.
Human oversight, risk management, logging and documentation are produced while your agents work, so the evidence exists before anyone asks for it.
Human oversight
A named person approves scope and decides on every held action.
Risk management
Purpose and limits are versioned, and unapproved change pauses the agent.
Transparency and audit
A complete, exportable record of decisions and approvals.
Documentation
Approved agent profiles stay current as living system records.
See an agent try to pay the wrong account.
A correct invoice clears. An invoice with changed bank details stops for a person. An agent edited without approval pauses itself.