Who has access to what, now including your AI agents.
Agents are built in Copilot Studio, Azure AI Foundry, ServiceNow and your own tools, and each one gets an identity and permissions of its own. Elimity links those agent identities to your people and HR data, so you see every agent, who answers for it and what it can reach.
From agent to access, in one view
Where an agent was built, who it is linked to and what it can reach, in one place.
Entra Agent ID
Vertex AI Agent Builder
Amazon BedrockHR Onboarding Agent
- Built from
- Custom blueprint
- Agent user
- 1
- People linked
- 2
- Permissions
Elimity · Read-onlyEvery agent is an identity, with access of its own.
Agents are created by business teams, developers and vendors, often outside IT. They get keys, scopes and permissions, and the people who built them move on. The questions an auditor asks about people now apply to agents too.
The visibility you have for people, now for agents.
See every agent, link it to a person, understand its access and bring it into the access reviews you already run.
- Entra Agent IDMicrosoft
- Vertex AI Agent BuilderGoogle
- BedrockAWS
Claude agentsAnthropicBeta
ChatGPT agentsOpenAIBeta
Agent inventory
Every agent identity from the sources you connect, such as Entra Agent ID, in one place next to your people and service accounts.
Where each agent comes from
See the blueprint or platform behind each agent: Azure AI Foundry, Copilot Studio, ServiceNow or your own builds.
Who answers for it
Link every agent to the people and agent users behind it, and see when that person has changed role or left.
What it can reach
The permissions an agent holds, such as Directory.Read.All or Files.ReadWrite.All, in plain view.
One graph for people and agents
Agents, people, groups and service accounts sit in the same identity data graph, so one question covers all of them.
Reviews and evidence
Add agents to the access reviews you already run, and export the results as evidence for your auditor.
Where each agent was built
Agents from Azure AI Foundry, Copilot Studio, ServiceNow and custom blueprints, side by side.
Every agent in one list
Each agent identity, with the people linked to it.
Everything an agent is linked to
Its agent user, its people and its permissions in one place.
One agent, several records
The same agent can appear as a blueprint, an agent user and a linked person.
What an agent can reach
This agent can read the whole directory and change all files.
Still holding access
No agent user, but it still holds a permission.
From first agent to audit evidence.
Elimity reads, links and shows. It never changes anything in your systems, so there is no write access to approve.
Discover
Agent identities arrive from the sources you connect.
Correlate
Each agent is linked to people, agent users and HR status.
Review
Agents join the access reviews you already run.
Prove
Export who could reach what, and what was decided.
Agent data lives in three kinds of systems. One view.
The same agent often shows up in more than one place. An agent built in Copilot Studio can also have an identity in Microsoft Entra Agent ID and a record in your identity governance tool. Elimity brings what your connected sources hold into one identity data graph, without replacing anything.
- 1Agent identity and registry systems, such as Microsoft Entra Agent ID and Agent 365.
- 2Platforms where agents are built. Elimity connects today to Microsoft Entra Agent ID, Google Vertex AI Agent Builder and Amazon Bedrock. Claude agents and ChatGPT agents are in beta.
- 3The identity governance tools and identity providers you already run, such as SailPoint, Okta, Ping Identity and Saviynt. Elimity sits next to them.
- Read-only by design: Elimity does not provision, block or change agent access.
Available today: Entra Agent ID, Vertex AI Agent Builder and Amazon Bedrock. In beta: Claude agents and ChatGPT agents.
Entra Agent IDconnected sourceVertex AI Agent Builderconnected sourceAmazon Bedrockconnected sourceAgent
Elimityread-only viewSee the agents you already have.
In a 30 minute demo we show how agent identities, the people behind them and their access come together in one view. We are also working with design partners on what comes next.