AI your vendors ship
Every platform logs its own agents. Nobody holds the whole record.
Copilot Studio, Agentforce, Glean, ServiceNow. Guard0 stitches what each platform exposes into one record: which agents exist, what they touched, and the human answerable, across every boundary.
How this goes wrong
An employee asks what their manager earns, and the copilot answers.
Inside the platform that is a successful completion, and the log says so. It only reads as an incident when the run, the identity behind it, and the boundary it crossed sit in one record. No single vendor can keep that record, because no single vendor can see past its own edge.
Three questions
Three questions your platforms can’t answer alone.
Which agents are live across your platforms?
Copilots, embedded assistants, and platform agents in one register, each tagged with the tenant it came from.
What did they actually do?
Run events joined with identity and system context, so an action reads end to end instead of fragment by fragment.
Who answers for a vendor’s agent?
Someone on your side. Every platform agent resolves to a human of record, because vendor-shipped does not mean nobody’s problem.
One action, three vendors’ logs, one record that holds the whole story.
Deployment & trust
Understand what each connection provides.
- GleanConnected
- Microsoft Copilot StudioConnected
- Salesforce AgentforceConnected
- ServiceNow AI AgentsConnected
- Microsoft 365 CopilotConnected
- ChatGPT EnterpriseConnected
Any platform with read-only admin and audit APIs connects the same way. Nothing to install, nothing in the request path.
AI your vendors ship
Your vendors shipped the agents. Keep your own record.
Start with the platforms you already run.
And when an agent has to be stopped, you stop it from the record: access revoked, reason attached.