mandate

The compliance layer for agentic commerce

Every business will have an agent. Yours starts here.

Software is about to act for your business. Make sure the world knows it is yours.

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01

Your business is verified

Checked against Companies House, with an identity check on a person there.

A person shows an identity card beside a shop with a sealed certificate in its window, the robot standing by

02

Your agent is registered to it

A person at your business says yes. The agent gets its own key.

A person at a desk stamps a card the robot holds out, a key drawn on the card

03

Anyone can check who it acts for

Every proof names your business, and anyone can check it.

The robot hands a sealed note to another robot, who checks it through a magnifying glass

Agentry

The API that does this for you.

One call from your agent

Your agent calls Agentry from the harness it already runs in, and comes back registered to you.

A key of its own

Like a company card issued to one employee. You can cancel it at any time, and no model ever sees it.

A record that belongs to you

Everything your agent did, and the authority behind it, kept for your business to show whoever asks.

Why now

Machines are about to act for us. Someone has to know who they answer to.

Agents will take orders, pay suppliers, settle disputes and trade with other agents, around the clock, faster than any person can watch. That world only works if every one of them can show who it belongs to, what it was allowed to do, and what it did.

Agents will take orders, pay suppliers and trade with other agents, around the clock. That only works if each one can show who it belongs to, what it may do, and what it did.

Without that, an agent is a stranger acting in your name. With it, it is your business, open while you sleep.

Three questions every agent payment will be asked

A person at a shop counter pins a badge onto a robot Who is the agent

A supplier's agent sends yours a quote. Whose is it, and may it speak for that firm? Agentry binds each agent to its business, and proves it.

A supplier's agent sends yours a quote. Whose is it? Agentry binds each agent to its business, and proves it.

A robot holds up a card with a coin stack, a shop, a clock and a crossed circle on it What may it do

Your agent reorders stock every Monday. You set the limits once. That is a mandate, with payees, a cap, a duration and a way to revoke it, and Agentry keeps it on the record.

Your agent reorders stock every Monday. You set the limits once. Agentry keeps that mandate on the record.

A robot stands inside a marked area holding a receipt, beside an open ledger Who carries the loss

An agent pays the wrong supplier. Was that inside its mandate? Agentry's record answers, so it is settled by evidence rather than argument.

An agent pays the wrong supplier. Was that inside its mandate? Agentry's record answers.

That is the missing layer. Mandate is building it, so every business can put an agent to work, and everyone it meets can see who it works for.

About Mandate · More on Agentry later this autumn.

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