It means every agent is known (registered with an owner), constrained (it can only call the tools and data it is authorized for), and observable (its actions are logged and reviewable). Governance is enforced in the integration layer, not left to each agent.
No. The integration layer is platform-neutral. Agents from CRM platforms, cloud providers, and custom builds can all be registered and governed the same way.
Through governed APIs and MCP tools rather than direct database access. Each call is authorized for the user the agent is acting for, and each call is logged.
Yes, within limits you set. Low-risk actions can run automatically; high-risk actions route to a person for approval first.
With an inventory: which agents and tools exist today, what they can reach, and who owns them. That usually reveals the first governance gaps worth closing.
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