Map the workflow
Document the trigger, current workaround, inputs, and acceptance criteria.
AI AGENT ACCESS REVIEW · B2B
A one-week, human-reviewed access audit for companies deploying workplace agents before permissions become an incident or an audit surprise.
Currently: research preview · synthetic data · no customer claims
01 / THE TRIGGER
IT and security teams reconstruct permissions from screenshots, admin consoles, agent configurations, and employee accounts—often only after a customer questionnaire or concerning action forces a review.
02 / SAMPLE OUTPUT
This preview shows the shape of the output with synthetic inputs. Nothing here is personalized advice or production evidence.
03 / HOW A PILOT WORKS
Document the trigger, current workaround, inputs, and acceptance criteria.
Use synthetic or explicitly approved sample data in a scoped report.
Continue only if the workflow helps and a buyer makes a commercial commitment.
04 / FIT
✓ IT and security leads at 50–500 employee companies
✓ MSPs and security consultants reviewing customer AI deployments
✓ Teams using workplace agents with authenticated apps or connectors
— Automated penetration testing
— Certification or regulatory attestation
— Production access to credentials through this public form
05 / FOUNDING OFFER
06 / WHAT IS TRUE TODAY
AgentScope is a validation-stage review service, not a security certification or continuous control platform.
The public form accepts no credentials, tokens, configuration exports, customer data, or confidential files.
Any review requires an agreed scope, approved evidence-transfer method, least-privilege access, and documented deletion terms.
07 / STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Not during validation. The initial review is designed around approved configuration evidence and guided admin walkthroughs.
No. It identifies visible identity, permission, credential-ownership, and approval gaps within the agreed scope.
An agent register, permission matrix, risk-ranked findings, and a remediation checklist with owners.
08 / YOUR SIGNAL
We use these details to separate useful buyer evidence from general curiosity.