Extend explicit agent authority across an organization without inventing a universal control plane.

ORBIT has real account, rule, decision, and receipt primitives. Organization-wide delegation, connector coverage, deployment, and key custody must be scoped for the customer; they are not implied self-serve features.

Discuss a scoped engagement

Current foundation

Use the product truths that already exist.

Account boundaries

Authenticated tenant isolation and account-scoped governance data.

Rules and decisions

Versioned policy, held actions, human decisions, and bounded standing authority.

Receipts and Verify

Decision artifacts, readback, activity, export, and public internal-proof verification.

Requires explicit scope

Do not polish dependencies into shipped claims.

Organization authority map

Team, vendor, environment, and data-class delegation need an explicit contract.

Connector coverage

Each runtime and external system needs a declared enforcing, observe-only, or uncovered path.

Deployment and key custody

Customer-controlled deployment or signing-key models require a reviewed availability and trust design.

Enterprise operations

Multi-team administration, recovery, reporting, and support are not presented as a self-serve console today.