Know exactly what your AI agents can access and share.
For AI SaaS companies, automation agencies, and privacy consultants. We inventory one defined agent workflow — permissions, tools, memory, and transfers — and rank what to fix. This is a technical assessment, not legal certification.
Starting at $499 for one workflow. A technical assessment, not a legal certification.
Who it is for
Teams that need a clear map of agent access.
AI SaaS companies
Explain, with evidence, what a production agent can read, change, remember, and send.
Automation agencies
Review a client workflow before it is connected to inboxes, CRMs, files, or other tools.
Privacy consultants
Bring a technical permission and data-flow review alongside your own legal analysis. We do not replace that legal work.
What we review
Access and sharing risks in one workflow.
The pilot covers one agent workflow you define. We do not claim to inventory every agent in an organization.
Excessive agent permissions
Scopes, roles, and credentials that allow more reading, writing, or administration than the workflow needs.
Unsafe MCP or tool integrations
Tools and MCP servers the agent can call, including actions that are broader than the task described to users.
Sensitive data exposure
Places where prompts, logs, tool results, or replies can reveal data the workflow should not surface.
Long-term memory and retention
What the agent stores, how long it remains available, and whether retention matches the behavior you intend.
Missing approval for sensitive actions
Payments, messages, deletions, permission changes, or other sensitive actions that proceed without a required approval.
Unexpected data transfers
Data sent to tools, model providers, or other systems that is not obvious from the user-facing workflow.
Fixed-scope pilot
Starting at $499
One defined agent workflow, including the tools, permissions, and data paths in that workflow.
Technical assessment only. Not legal certification. No payment is collected on this site.
Deliverables
What the review produces.
An outline of the engagement artifacts. Not a completed review, a legal opinion, or a customer result.
Agent privacy review
Illustrative contents — not a sample result
- Permission inventory for the defined workflow
- Data-flow overview
- Prioritized findings
- Remediation recommendations
Scope boundary
Technical findings, not a legal certificate.
What this is
- A technical review of one agent workflow you define
- An inventory of permissions and data paths we can observe
- Prioritized findings and remediation recommendations
- A checklist you can use to prepare for that review
What this is not
- Legal advice or a privacy certification
- A GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2, or other attestation
- Proof that every downstream vendor is safe
- A substitute for counsel or a formal audit
FAQ
Questions about the review.
No. It is a technical assessment of permissions, tools, memory, and data movement for one workflow. It does not certify legal compliance.
The checklist is a scoping aid: the workflow boundary, tools and permissions to inventory, data types in play, and approval points. We send it when we follow up. The form does not download a file, and the checklist is not a certificate.
Only if you authorize it during scoping. The form does not grant access. We agree what can be reviewed before the pilot starts.
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Get the checklist by email.
Starting at $499 for one workflow. Leave an email and we will follow up with the checklist. It is not a legal certification, and nothing is sent automatically.
- The checklist is a scoping aid, not a certificate.
- The pilot starts at $499 for one defined agent workflow.
- Access is agreed only after we reply.
Map access before the agent shares the wrong thing.
Starting at $499. Request the checklist by email. We follow up personally. This is a technical assessment, not a legal certification.