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Enterprise AI agent lifecycle

The control plane for enterprise AI agents.

Bring every agent under one governed lifecycle, from first deployment to a production fleet. Scale without losing sight of what your agents do.

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Officer Otto beside an Evolis AI monitor showing the agent fleet, connected to claims, finance, service and procurement agents

Trusted by enterprises running AI agents in production.

Meridian Assurance Castlebridge Bank Northgate Mutual Halstrom Group Verity Financial Ashcroft Energy Pemberton Health

Governed agents

Across your production fleet

Pilot to production

With oversight at every stage

Action traceability

Recorded against agent and policy

You have more agents than anyone can account for.

It starts as productivity. Then it becomes a question nobody can answer.

An arched gate with a key, representing agent permissions

What each agent is allowed to do.

Stacked activity records beside a clock, representing agent history

What it actually did last week.

An approval document with a shield, representing production sign-off

Who approved it reaching production.

Let teams move and lose sight. Or lock everything down and never leave the demo.

What we hear in these rooms.

Every team has built their own agents, on their own stacks. I couldn't hand you a list of what's actually running if you asked me today.

I can write the policy. What I can't do is prove, after the fact, that every agent actually followed it.

An agent has credentials and it takes real actions. If one does something it shouldn't, I need to know before it's a headline, not after.

We have forty pilots and three things in production. The board doesn't want more demos. It wants the ones that work, running safely.

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One control plane, from first agent to production fleet.

Policy, history and oversight travel with every agent, from first deployment to production.

Onboard

Register agents across your frameworks in one place. Bring the agents you know about, and those you do not yet, into a shared inventory.

Govern

Set policies, guardrails and approval gates once. Apply them to every agent before it acts, with human approval where it matters.

Operate

Run agents in production with human oversight where it matters. Keep a complete record of every action, with context ready for review.

Optimise

See what each agent costs, how it performs and where it drifts. Use that evidence to improve your fleet without starting over.

Evolis AI Enterprise workspace ⌄ SC
Agents Policies Activity Performance

Agent inventory

Registered24
In review6
Production9
AgentOwnerFrameworkStatus
Claims assistantOperationsCustomRegistered
Finance analystFinanceCustomIn review
Service agentSupportCustomProduction

Connected sources

Internal systems Datastores
Agent inventory
Cloud platforms Developer tools

Policy workspace

Active policies12
Approval gates4
Exceptions2
Agent request Policy check Human approval Allowed action

Policy rules

PolicyRequirementStatus
Data accessRead-onlyActive
External toolsApproval requiredActive
Sensitive outputBlock and reviewActive

Pending approval

Claims assistantExport request
Awaiting owner.

Live operations

Running agents9
Pending approvals3
Recorded actions1,842

Action trace

Request received10:42 Policy checked10:42 Human approved10:43 Tool executed10:43

Oversight queue

Pending3
Reviewed12
Held1

Recent activity

AgentPolicyOwnerStatusTime
Claims assistantClaims handlingOperationsCompleted10:43
Finance analystExpense policyFinanceCompleted10:43
Service agentCustomer supportSupportCompleted10:42

Fleet performance

Cost today£128
Success rate96.4%
Review signals3

Cost trend

£200£150£100£50£0 MonTueWedThuFriSatSun

Performance by agent

Claims assistant98.1% Finance analyst94.3% Service agent96.8%
AgentCostLatencyReview
Claims assistant£421.2sStable
Finance analyst£511.8sReview
Service agent£350.9sStable

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What's actually under the hood.

The detail your platform and risk teams will ask about, in one place.

Frameworks & models

Different stacks. One governed fleet.

Connect agents across frameworks, model providers and standard tool and context protocols.

Framework, model and tool blocks connected to a central controller that feeds governed agents

Connect agents built across common frameworks and orchestration tools. Connect to model providers and support standard tool and context protocols, so agent oversight can live in one place across the stack.

Agent frameworks and orchestration Model-provider connections Tool and context protocols

Governance & policy

Rules before action. People at the gates.

Apply guardrails before an agent acts. Define access by role, permissions by action and approvals where people need to decide.

A request passing through a policy gate and a human approval before the action is allowed

Apply policy guardrails before an agent acts. Use role-based access and action-level permissions to define what each agent can do. Route actions requiring human judgement through approval workflows.

Pre-action policy checks Role-based access Action-level permissions Human-in-the-loop approvals

Observability

Follow every action. Understand the cost.

Trace agent decisions and tool calls. Track tokens and costs, detect drift and anomalies, and query the audit trail.

A trace of agent steps under a magnifying glass beside bars for actions, decisions and tool calls

Trace agent actions, decisions and tool calls. Track tokens and costs, review drift and anomalies, and query the audit trail to understand what happened and why.

Action, decision and tool-call tracing Token and cost tracking Drift and anomaly detection Queryable audit history

Security & oversight

Your environment. Defined oversight.

Keep deployment, access and data residency under control, with audit logging and oversight shaped around your organisation.

Deployment, access and residency blocks inside a secured perimeter with a lock

Use self-hosted or in-your-environment deployment options, with role-based access, audit logging and data residency controls to support your organisation's oversight requirements.

Deployment environment Access control Audit logging Data residency

Client stories

Governed agents in practice.

Verity Financial

Financial services

Forty agents in pilot. Nine in production, every action audited.

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Glass office towers in a financial district

“We stopped asking whether we could trust the agents and started proving it.”

Priya Nair

Head of AI Governance, Verity Financial

Pemberton Health

Healthcare

Every agent action traceable to a policy and a person.

Read the full story
A modern hospital research building with trees in the courtyard

“Governance stopped being the thing that slowed us down.”

Daniel Osei

VP AI Platform, Pemberton Health

No agent reaches production on its own.

Your team approves each promotion. Nothing goes live unwatched.

Human approval at every gate.

01 / Register

Bring the agent into view.

Bring the agent under Evolis, whatever it was built with.

02 / Define policy

Set the boundaries.

Set what the agent is allowed to do, and what needs a human.

03 / Sandbox

Test before production.

Run the agent against real scenarios with no production access.

04 / Promote with approval

A person makes the call.

A person signs off before the agent touches production.

05 / Operate and review

Keep oversight continuous.

Run with full audit, and review continuously.

Grounded in policyEvery action is checked against your rules.
Nothing runs unapprovedA person promotes each agent to production.
Everything is recordedActions trace to an agent, a policy and a person.

Knowing which agents to trust first.

Decide which agents belong in production, what oversight they need, and how to govern them as the number grows. Rensora's advisory teams work with your AI and risk leaders, then stay to deliver.

Talk to our advisory team
Officer Otto pointing at governed agents connected through a policy gate

More on running agents in production.

Your agents are multiplying either way. The oversight is the choice.

Getting an agent to work is no longer the hard part. Keeping a fleet of them governed while they scale is.

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