Live Demo: How to Give AI Agents Verifiable Proof of Authority

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If AI agents are going to buy on our behalf, how do they prove they were actually authorized to do it?

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That’s the problem most identity systems still don’t solve.

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So we built something new.

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Truvera’s Authority Delegation lets a person or organization give an AI agent verifiable permission to act on their behalf, with clear limits attached.

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When the agent acts, the other party can verify who gave it authority, exactly what it was allowed to do, and whether that authority is still valid.

No unlimited access. No relying on the agent to explain its own permissions. No calling back to the user for every action.

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In this live demo, Richard Esplin, Head of Product, Mike Parkhill, Head of Engineering, and Agne Caunt, Product Owner at Dock Labs, will show exactly how it works.

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You’ll see:

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• How authority is delegated to an AI agent
• How constraints are attached to that authority
• How the agent proves what it is allowed to do
• How another system verifies those permissions
• How authority can be revoked

If AI agents are going to act autonomously, they need more than an identity. They need proof that they had permission to act.

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Join us and see it working live.

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📅 Don’t Miss Out

September 10th at 9 am California | 5 pm London

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Location: Online

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