A service made to measure: we connect your AI to your business tools, with rules you set.
You decide what AI may do in your company.
AI does not need bad intentions to cause damage. A vague request, a misread instruction or a misled assistant is enough.
Here is where we draw the line.
| Without boundaries | With AI with boundaries |
|---|---|---|
A weekly order | The AI sends it with whatever access it has: wrong quantity, wrong supplier, nobody sees it first | WAITS FOR APPROVAL ABOVE YOUR LIMIT |
Money | A connected AI can pay or refund if the account allows it | PAYMENT ACTIONS ARE NEVER GIVEN TO AI |
Deleting data | A misunderstood request can delete or overwrite records | DELETE DOES NOT EXIST AS AN AI ACTION |
Customer data | The AI can read everything the connected account can | SEES ONLY WHAT THE RULES ALLOW |
Misleading content | Text hidden in an email or document can steer an AI with broad access | EVEN IF MISLED, IT HAS ONLY A FEW ACTIONS |
Afterwards | Nobody can say exactly what the AI did | EVERY ACTION IS LOGGED |
AI with boundaries controls what AI can do through your business tools. It does not replace your own guidelines for how people use AI elsewhere.
You choose which box each action goes in.
Example scenarios of how AI with boundaries could work in your company.
Four steps, built around your business, not ours.
We are opening a limited pilot with special terms and direct work with our team. Your feedback shapes the service.
Tell us what you would never want AI to do in your company.
AI with boundaries is built on MCP, an open standard for connecting AI to business tools. Here is the plain-language explanation.
MCP is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to the tools and data a business already uses. It is how we give AI access to exactly what you decide, no more and no less.
That is exactly what this is designed to prevent. AI takes the routine preparation work; your people keep the decisions.
Any AI assistant or agent that supports MCP. We confirm compatibility with your tools during the consultation.
No. Every setup is built to measure, based on what you want to allow, approve or rule out.