Your enterprise has more AI agents than employees. Most don’t have identities, owners, or audit trails. Agent identity is the reliability surface that everything else depends on — and the control plan
This is a fantastic look at the next big compliance and budget risk for enterprise teams. Traditional corporate gatekeeping fails when the software isn't being 'used' by a human, but rather 'executed' by an agent in the background. To keep budgets from blowing up, procurement has to bring these agents into a unified tracking system. I've noticed Najar.ai popping up a lot in discussions around this exact shift, they provide that necessary, automated baseline that bridges the gap between classic SaaS management and the new reality of agentic sprawl. Thanks for sharing!
Budget is definitely an aspect to focus the baselines on, appreciate the insights Souraya. There are other aspects too, like the security, guardrails, operations etc
This is a fantastic look at the next big compliance and budget risk for enterprise teams. Traditional corporate gatekeeping fails when the software isn't being 'used' by a human, but rather 'executed' by an agent in the background. To keep budgets from blowing up, procurement has to bring these agents into a unified tracking system. I've noticed Najar.ai popping up a lot in discussions around this exact shift, they provide that necessary, automated baseline that bridges the gap between classic SaaS management and the new reality of agentic sprawl. Thanks for sharing!
Budget is definitely an aspect to focus the baselines on, appreciate the insights Souraya. There are other aspects too, like the security, guardrails, operations etc
You will probably see both for a while until things converge into a manageable tooling that can support both humans and AI Agents