AI Agent Authorization as a Service and Enterprise Integration
Quince Software works in two disciplines: AI Agent Authorization as a Service, implemented on open standards, and Enterprise Integration across cloud and on-premises environments.
Applications and AI agents ask one decision point, on open standards, and each answer carries the rule behind it or says that none matched. Caroline, the firm's Authoring-first Authorization Platform, sits as an intermediary layer between the AI agents a business runs and the tools that create and manage them, with the rules held as data in Git and every change applied by a person. It is offered to clients as a deliverable asset of an implementation, and in the firm's measurements returns a decision in under 5 ms.
The client engagement
- 300+
- Applications moved from role-based to attribute-based access control.
- ~50,000
- Users whose access the new model decides.
- Open standards
- AuthZEN at the edge, Open Policy Agent and OPAL behind it.
- Live
- In production.
SAP and the other systems of record behind one API gateway, containerised on Kubernetes and OpenShift, on AWS, IBM Cloud, Azure or GCP, with security designed in. The firm leads the integration practice at a large retailer.
The estate the firm runs
- ~100
- Applications in the estate, on Kubernetes and OpenShift, serverless functions and an API gateway.
- ~150,000
- API gateway calls a week.
- ~100,000
- Orders through the platform each week.
- 99.9%
- Availability of the platform.
Measured on the integration platform of the engagement the firm currently leads.
Get in touch
Where an engagement starts
AI Agent Authorization as a Service begins with a pilot on one bounded use case, using your own policies. Enterprise Integration begins with what is running today and what it costs to keep running.
chris@quincesoftware.com · +40 749 371 657 · +1 539 281 1772 · Brașov, Romania