Verify what an AI agent is allowed to do
Truvera gives AI agents verifiable proof of who they represent and what they are authorized to do. The service receiving the request can verify that authority before it allows the action.
Knowing who an agent is isn't enough.
When an AI agent acts on behalf of a person or organization, the receiving service needs to know more than its identity. It needs to know who authorized the agent, what it's allowed to do, and whether that authority is still valid.
Requests to book a shipment for Northwind Ltd with an external logistics partner.
Grant authority. Verify it whenever the agent acts.
Create verifiable authority
An authorized issuer creates a verifiable credential defining who the agent represents and what it is permitted to do.
Present proof
When the agent interacts with another service, it presents proof of its authority to act.
Verify before acting
The receiving service checks the proof and its scope, plus expiration and revocation status.
Where can verifiable AI agent authority be used?
Let AI agents work with your external partners
Enable AI agents to interact with suppliers, partners and external services using verifiable proof of their authority.
Where can verifiable AI agent authority be used?
Let agents make purchases with verifiable mandates
Enable AI agents to make purchases using Google's Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), with verifiable evidence of what the customer authorized.
Explore AP2 supportWhere can verifiable AI agent authority be used?
Let customers authorize agents for specific tasks
Allow customers to give AI agents permission to complete specific tasks with businesses and service providers.
Where can verifiable AI agent authority be used?
Let agents delegate tasks within defined limits
Let AI agents delegate specific tasks to other agents, with verifiable limits on what they can do.
Make agent authority verifiable across systems.
Truvera works alongside your existing identity, security and AI systems. It enables agents to present verifiable proof of their authority when interacting with other organizations and services.
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