01 / Policy
Define the permitted action.
Check who is asking, what they want to do, which file or system they would change and where data would go.
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Give AI agents clear limits. Name who can approve.
Control what agents can change, where they can send data and who can approve an exception.
AI agents can change your business systems.
An agent can read a customer record, call a tool and change a business system. That creates a practical question for the team deploying it: who gave this action authority, within which limits, and what can we inspect afterwards?
SANSAR checks an agent's requested action before the connected tool runs: what it may change, where data may go, who can approve it and what record to retain.
Keep the request, approval and result together.
02 / Authority
Keep responsibility explicit.
Name the person who can approve the action, what that approval covers, when it expires and who decides if an exception is needed.
03 / Evidence
Retain a record that can be checked.
Keep the request, the rules and the decision together. Check whether the record has changed and whether the action actually happened.
Control agent adoption as it expands.
Agents enter organisations through internal applications, purchased tools and employee use. Establish what they can access, who owns their authority and how connected actions are governed. Confirm integration coverage, failure behaviour and retained evidence before a wider rollout.
SANSAR is led by founder Aman Rai. For partnership, investment or company enquiries, contact the team and describe the purpose of your enquiry.