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Capabilities index

Authority should not stop at access.It has to survive runtime.

IntentGate governs authority from identity and accountability through business authority, runtime authorization, enforcement and proof across humans, AI agents, non-human identities, workloads, applications and data.

One authority chain
Identity & AccountabilityWho or what is acting?
Business AuthorityUnder whose authority?
Intent & PurposeWhat is being attempted?
Runtime AuthorizationIs it allowed now?
Enforcement & ExecutionControl the action
Evidence & ProofWhat actually happened?
DiscoverFind identities, agents, resources and relationships
GovernEstablish ownership, purpose and authority
AuthorizeEvaluate policy, context and delegated authority
EnforceControl the exact action before execution
ProveCorrelate decision, enforcement and outcome
The missing layer

Close the gap between identity governance and execution.

Identity governance establishes standing access. IntentGate carries governed authority into the runtime path, checks the exact action and preserves evidence of what happened.

Traditional approach

  • Identity governance
  • Access administration
  • Policy definition
  • Stops before execution

IntentGate approach

  • Identity and accountability
  • Business authority and delegation
  • Runtime authorization and enforcement
  • Execution outcome and proof
Platform capabilities

One platform. One authority model.

Explicit capability language makes clear which established identity, authorization, runtime and assurance disciplines IntentGate spans.

ID

Identity Governance & Administration

Govern identity lifecycle, ownership and access accountability for human and machine actors.

  • Human, NHI and AI agent identities
  • Identity lifecycle and ownership
  • Access requests and approvals
  • Certification, roles and SoD
BA

Business Authority & Delegation

Define who is accountable, what authority exists and how that authority may be delegated.

  • Accountable ownership
  • Business Authority modeling
  • Delegation and on-behalf-of
  • Authority mining and drift
AZ

Fine-Grained Authorization

Evaluate authority at the level of the actual action, resource, relationship and runtime context.

  • RBAC, ABAC, PBAC and ReBAC
  • Purpose and intent-aware authorization
  • Runtime policy evaluation
  • Relationship-aware authority
AI

AI & Non-Human Identity Governance

Apply accountable lifecycle, purpose, ownership and authority controls to agents, NHIs and workloads.

  • AI agent governance
  • NHI and workload identity
  • Agent ownership and purpose
  • Controlled delegation and limits
DA

Data Authorization

Carry policy into the data operation itself so access can be scoped, filtered, masked or redacted.

  • Row and column authorization
  • Data-scope obligations
  • Masking and redaction
  • Policy-aware filtering
RT

Runtime Enforcement

Put authority in the execution path across MCP, APIs, applications, workloads and deep runtime resources.

  • MCP and API enforcement
  • Application and workload enforcement
  • Distributed enforcement points
  • Deep Runtime Resource Authority
RC

Runtime Controls

Change or constrain authority as conditions change through step-up, limits, containment and adaptive controls.

  • Step-up and re-authorization
  • Limits, budgets and guardrails
  • Kill switch and containment
  • Adaptive/risk-based controls
EV

Evidence & Assurance

Keep decision, enforcement and execution as attributable facts that can be correlated into verifiable evidence.

  • Authorization decisions
  • Enforcement and execution outcomes
  • Cryptographic proof
  • Auditable evidence lineage
Who IntentGate governs One authority model across human and machine actors.
Humans
AI Agents
NHIs
Workloads
Applications
Integration Fabric
Connects IntentGate with the systems that already establish identity, operations, security, data and execution context.
Identity & HRIGA & PAMITSMSIEM / SOC Cloud & WorkloadData PlatformsApplications & APIsAI / MCP
Integrate where appropriate. Govern natively where required.
What makes IntentGate different

Authority remains connected to the action.

IntentGate is not a collection of disconnected governance, authorization and runtime controls. The same authority lineage is carried from accountability into execution and proof.

01 · One authority model

Governance and runtime stay connected.

Identity, accountability, Business Authority, delegation and runtime authority share one lineage instead of being reconciled after the fact.

02 · Authority at Runtime

Check the actual action.

Authority follows the actor into the runtime path and is evaluated against the real action, resource, purpose and current context.

03 · Decision ≠ Execution

A permit is not proof of execution.

Authorization decisions, enforcement actions and execution outcomes remain separate facts and are correlated only when they actually belong together.

04 · Provable Authority

Know why the action was legitimate.

Identity, authority, policy, decision, enforcement and outcome can be reconstructed as attributable evidence rather than inferred from disconnected logs.

Authority lifecycle

From identity to proof.

Not a collection of disconnected controls. One governed authority chain carried into execution.

1
IdentityWho or what
2
AccountabilityUnder whose authority
3
Business AuthorityWhat may be done
4
IntentFor what purpose
5
AuthorizationIs it allowed now
6
EnforcementControl the action
7
ExecutionWhat occurred
8
ProofEvidence and lineage
Current platform

Use what is proven today.

IntentGate is being expanded through a governed release roadmap. Public availability claims should follow accepted, live-proven releases rather than roadmap intent.

One IntentGate platform

One authority model across the enterprise.

Identity governance, AI and NHI governance, Business Authority, fine-grained authorization, data authorization, runtime enforcement and assurance operate through one connected authority model rather than separate product silos.