Let AI agents work with partners — without losing control. Collaborate securely across boundaries.
Modern enterprises collaborate with suppliers, partners, and subsidiaries daily. But AI systems are isolated within company walls — unable to safely work across organizational boundaries.
Organizations need governed AI collaboration that maintains security, auditability, and control.
Security concerns and lack of governance frameworks keep AI isolated
Current AI systems can't safely collaborate across company boundaries — everything is isolated
Teams still email reports, share files manually, and coordinate on calls — no AI assistance
Fear of data leaks and compliance violations prevents AI from touching partner workflows
When AI does touch shared data, there's no visibility into what was accessed or shared
Enable secure AI collaboration with explicit permissions, complete isolation, and full auditability
Model each company, subsidiary, or partner as a separate domain with its own users, roles, data, and agents — complete isolation by default.
Namespace-based isolation for each organization
Separate RBAC hierarchies per domain
No cross-domain data leakage by default
Define explicit, limited interfaces between domains. Control precisely what data and agents can be shared, and with whom.
Whitelist-based cross-domain permissions
Controlled agent-to-agent communication protocols
Granular data sharing policies
AI agents can execute pre-approved workflows that span companies — like supplier status checks, joint project updates, or compliance reporting.
Pre-defined cross-company workflow templates
Approval gates for sensitive cross-boundary actions
Automatic escalation when boundaries are approached
Every cross-domain interaction is logged. Security teams see exactly what AI accessed, what was shared, and with whom.
Comprehensive audit logs for all cross-domain activity
Real-time monitoring and alerts
Export to SIEM for centralized security oversight
See how enterprises enable AI to work across company boundaries — safely
Automate supplier communications while maintaining strict data boundaries
Your Procurement AI Worker requests order status from supplier's AI
Supplier AI responds with approved status data only — no pricing, no customer lists
Your system automatically updates internal tracking and flags delays
All interactions logged for compliance and audit
Real-time supplier visibility without manual emails or data exports
Enable AI-assisted collaboration on shared projects between partner companies
Project status AI from Company A queries milestones from Company B's project AI
Company B's AI shares project status within defined scope (no financials, no IP)
Company A's AI aggregates joint venture status report automatically
Both companies see full audit trail of what was accessed
Automated project coordination with complete governance and auditability
Consolidate AI-assisted reporting across subsidiaries while maintaining operational independence
Parent company's Reporting AI requests metrics from subsidiary AIs
Each subsidiary AI provides approved KPIs only — no operational details
Parent AI assembles consolidated view for executive dashboard
Subsidiaries retain data sovereignty and audit visibility
Streamlined multi-entity reporting without centralizing all data
Enterprise-grade controls ensure collaboration never compromises security
Each organization operates in its own namespace — no accidental data leakage
Only pre-approved cross-domain interactions are permitted — deny by default
Every cross-boundary access logged with context — who, what, when, why
Security teams see cross-domain activity as it happens with instant alerts
Our planned deployment timeline following initial platform release
Currently in early-access phase — we're partnering with select enterprise pairs (customer-supplier, parent-subsidiary) to co-design cross-boundary AI workflows that meet rigorous security and governance requirements.
Define each company/subsidiary as a separate domain. Map users, roles, and data for each organization.
Specify what can be shared across boundaries — data types, agent interactions, approval requirements.
Deploy a single cross-company workflow (e.g., supplier status checks). Validate security and audit trails.
Add more partner organizations and collaboration scenarios. Continuously monitor and refine policies.