How does Fabriq drop into our product architecture?

As a policy layer between your agents and tenant data — not a rearchitecture. Your product keeps its stack, model, and framework; agent tool calls route through Fabriq, which resolves tenant, workspace, and user boundaries on every request.

Can our customers set per-user, per-tenant policy?

Yes. Each enterprise tenant configures its own approval requirements, thresholds, and restricted actions, and the agent inherits the acting end user’s permissions inside that tenant — your customers choose what agents can access and do for each of their users.

How does tenant isolation work for product agents?

Isolation is enforced at the tool-call layer with the tenant, workspace, and acting user in every authorization decision. Even a bug or manipulated prompt in the agent cannot cross tenants, because the boundary sits outside the model and the application code.

What do we get out of the box versus build?

You provision users and call the API; Fabriq handles per-user OAuth, token storage, scoping, and the audit trail underneath your product.

How do our customers revoke access?

Disconnecting kills the connection’s token immediately, and session revocation takes effect now — per user, without touching other tenants.

What does the audit story look like for our buyers?

Every agent action in your product carries the end-user identity and the verdict — evidence your enterprise customers can query when they ask what the agent did.

Industry · SaaS / Technology

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The landscape

Technology companies are adding agents to products while also deploying internal agents for engineering, support, sales, and operations. Product teams must determine how an agent acts within each customer tenant, on behalf of each user, and across connected applications.

Building this separately for every agent creates inconsistent controls and slows enterprise adoption.

Live workflow

See a real workflow, governed

Every agent below carries its own identity and acts for a real user. Watch every tool call route through Fabriq — then edit the workflow yourself.

An agent triages a production alert by reading context read-only, opens an incident issue, and pages the on-call engineer.

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Incident Triage Agentincident-bot-01 · for: oncall@fluxcloud.io

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SIEMread alert context

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Slackpage on-call

Drag nodes, draw connections, add tools — every agent action routes through Fabriq. Try wiring the agent straight to a tool.

The stakes

Industry challenges

01Every product team hand-rolls tenant isolation, permissions, and audit for its own agent — and answers the same security questionnaire about it.
02A product agent that crosses tenants once is a customer notification, not a bug ticket.
03Enterprise buyers now ask how your agent is governed before they ask what it does.
04Internal agents multiply next to product ones, doubling the surface nobody owns.

Capabilities

How Fabriq helps technology companies

Give product and internal agents distinct identities.Product copilots and internal automations stop sharing service accounts; each is a principal you can reason about and revoke.

Enforce tenant, workspace, user, and resource boundaries.Boundaries are enforced at the tool-call layer, so a multi-tenant product agent cannot cross tenants even if application logic slips.

Apply the customer’s own permissions to agent actions.The agent acting for a user inherits that user’s permissions inside their tenant — no more, even when asked.

Add granular, customer-configurable agent policies.Enterprise customers set their own thresholds and approval rules for what your agent may do in their tenant.

Require approval before high-impact actions.Destructive or outward-facing actions hold for confirmation, in your product’s own experience, backed by policy.

Control third-party integrations and the credentials behind them.Customer-connected integrations run on credentials Fabriq holds and limits, so your product never stores them raw.

Provide enterprise customers with clear agent activity and audit evidence.Per-tenant activity logs give your customers the audit story their security teams demand.

Remain independent of the underlying model and agent framework.Swap models or frameworks without re-answering the enterprise security questionnaire — controls live in the layer, not the stack.

In practice

Featured workflows

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Product copilots

Copilots act within each tenant under the end user’s own permissions, with high-impact actions confirmed.

approval: human approval

Coding agents

Engineering agents open branches and pull requests while merge and deploy stay behind human approval.

approval: human approval

Support automation

Support agents resolve within the customer’s account and thresholds, escalating past their authority.

approval: human approval

DevOps agents

Operations agents read production context freely; changes to infrastructure hold for the on-call engineer.

approval: human approval

Customer integrations

Customer-connected apps run on credentials Fabriq holds, rotates, and revokes centrally.

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Internal knowledge assistants

Assistants answer from approved sources under each employee’s permissions — internal data stays limited by role.

Core value

Faster agent product development, stronger enterprise readiness, and a consistent security layer across every agent experience.

Questions

Build agent capabilities customers can trust

See a real workflow, governed

Industry challenges

How Fabriq helps technology companies

Featured workflows

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