Engineers
Sub-100ms verification target. Built to sit in the execution path without becoming the bottleneck. Documentation-first, API-first.
Before a refund, database write, or deletion executes,
ActionGate checks it against company policy and live
business state, then returns allow, block, or escalate, with
a record.Before a refund, database write, or deletion executes, ActionGate checks it against company policy and live business state, then returns allow, block, or escalate, with a record.
An inflection point
94%
of engineering leaders are already running agentic AI
55%
name reliability and hallucination as the top barrier to going further
Current tools stop unsafe text from reaching a user. Almost nothing checks whether actions like refunds, deletions, or database writes are authorized against what's actually true about the business.
That's the gap: not a content problem, but a business-authorization problem.
Source: Futurum Group, AI Platforms Decision Maker Survey
Product Logic
ActionGate sits between an agent's decision and its execution. Every action is checked against policy, permissions, context, and history, then resolved:
The action proceeds.
The action is stopped before it runs.
A human reviews it, with the reasoning attached.
The system runs continuously, and every action still gets one discrete, closed verification, with a record behind it.
Category
Most of the category asks whether an AI's output is safe to show. That's a content problem, and a crowded one. ActionGate asks a different question: given the company's policy, permissions, and history, should this action happen at all?
Everyone else is checking whether the words are safe. ActionGate checks whether the action is true.
Sub-100ms verification target. Built to sit in the execution path without becoming the bottleneck. Documentation-first, API-first.
An audit trail for every decision an agent makes, and why. Something to put in front of a board before an agent, not after an incident.
A category with confirmed need (94% / 55%) and no dominant commercial player yet.