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Action control for AI agents

Let agents act.
On your terms.

Your agents can move fast. Your business rules should hold. Gatewise checks every proposed action before it reaches your tools.

Early access. One API. Your rules.

A blue gateway controlling the passage of blocks along a single track.
Your agentYour rulesYour tools
Evidence before execution Rules outside the model A reason for every decision

The missing check

Tool access is only
half the story.

An agent may have permission to issue refunds. That does not mean every refund should go through.

Amount, customer state and business policy matter. Gatewise checks them at the moment of action.

Meet the action control layer

From intent to action

One action.
A clear decision.

  1. 01

    Propose an action

    Your agent sends the action and its context to Gatewise before calling the business tool.

  2. 02

    Check the rules

    Gatewise checks trusted evidence against your thresholds, approval rules and duplicate checks.

  3. 03

    Return a decision

    Your application receives an outcome, the evidence and a clear reason. It proceeds only when policy allows.

See the API pattern
GatewiseInteractive example
Proposed action

Issue a refund

$349
Evidence checked
Invoice paid
Verified
Customer identity
Verified
Previous refund
None
Autonomous limit $100Policy maximum $500
Approval required

Above $100. A manager must approve.

Payment toolHeld for human review

Start in shadow mode

See the decisions.
Then set the boundary.

Evaluate real agent traffic before enabling enforcement. Learn which actions would pass, pause or stop, and tune your policies with evidence.

Plan your rollout
  1. 01

    Observe

    Evaluate actions while your existing workflow continues.

  2. 02

    Refine

    Review decisions and adjust rules with your team.

  3. 03

    Enforce

    Enable control when you are ready, one action type at a time.

A few clear answers

Where Gatewise fits.

What is AI agent action control?

AI agent action control is a layer between an AI agent and the tools it uses. It evaluates proposed actions against deterministic business policies and trusted system data before allowing, blocking or escalating the action.

How is action control different from AI agent authorization?

Authorization defines which actions an identity may perform and can include contextual rules. Gatewise focuses on the business conditions of a proposed action: evidence, thresholds, duplicates and human approval before execution.

What is the difference between AI observability and AI action control?

Observability tells you what an agent did after the fact. Action control decides what an agent is allowed to do before the action reaches your business systems. The two are complementary, but only one can stop a wrong action.

Controlled autonomy

Move faster.
Keep the final say.

Make business rules part of every agent action.