Put your team in controlof every agent.
Bring policy controls, approvals, and clear action records to the agents your team uses—or embed them in the products you ship.
Every computer.
A clearer picture.
See which computers are connected, who’s using them, and which agents are at work. Keep the team’s actions and rules in view.
Select a computer to explore its activity.
Explore Acira for your team
Place an orderThe agent reached checkout. The purchase is held until a team member approves it.
Ask before purchasesYour product.
Their boundaries.
Embed Acira where your agent takes action. Give each customer their own policies and approvals, inside the product they already know.
- Keep your agent and browser stack.
- Expose controls in your own interface.
- Evaluate and enforce policies locally.
AciraChecks your rulesPolicy decisions stay inside your deployment.
Your customer’s controls stay inside your product.
Set the boundaries for your agent.
Purchases, sign-ins, sharing, and deletion. Decide when your agent can act and when it needs you.
Control purchases
Block purchases or ask for approval before your agent pays.
- Ask before payment
- Block purchases entirely
Illustrative apps. Scroll or drag to explore. Focus pauses motion; press Space to keep it paused. Compatibility depends on your connected workflow.
Put a rule on any action.
Choose a button, field, or form on a page. Ask before an email is sent, protect a password field, or block a delete button.
- Buttons & links
- Text & search fields
- Sign-in fields
- File uploads
- Form submissions
- Menus
- Checkboxes
- Toggles
- Dates & times
- Sliders
- Text areas
- Radio buttons
- Editable content
- And more
Every action follows your rules.
Keep routine work moving. Pause the decisions you want to review. Stop the actions that are off-limits.
Allow
Your agent carries on within the boundaries you’ve set.
Ask for approval
The action waits for your approval before it goes ahead.
Block
The action stops. Your agent cannot proceed with it.
Test your rules before a live run.
See what would be allowed, held for approval, or blocked. Inspect any action to understand which rule made the decision.
Every action. A clear record.
Trace what your agents did, when it happened, and which policy applied. Filter by decision, then open an event to see the details.
| Time | Action | Decision | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Needs approval | |||
Sending the message requires your approval. The action is paused before the email leaves Outlook. | |||
| Blocked | |||
The policy prevents deleting emails. Acira stopped the action before the message was removed. | |||
| Allowed | |||
Reading the account notes is permitted within this agent’s configured browser access. | |||
| Allowed | |||
Opening this page is within the agent’s allowed browser scope. | |||
| Allowed | |||
The email is within the agent’s permitted Outlook access. | |||
| Allowed | |||
Sharing this summary in the approved team channel is permitted by the agent’s Slack access policy. | |||
| Blocked | |||
The deletion policy protects this folder. Acira blocked the action before any files were removed. | |||
| Allowed | |||
Reading this document is within the agent’s configured file access. | |||
Built to fit
your business.
Will Acira replace any part of our existing stack?
No. Acira is designed to work with your existing model, agent framework, orchestrator, interface, and browser stack. You connect it to the action points you want to protect.
Does Acira actually stop actions, or only return a decision?
Acira evaluates the policy and enforces what happens at each connected action point. It allows the action, holds it for approval, or blocks it before browser execution.
What happens if the model ignores its prompt or instructions?
Acira sits outside the model. At every action point connected to Acira, the proposed browser action is checked against policy before it continues, so enforcement does not depend on the model remembering or following an instruction.
What kinds of browser actions can we protect?
Depending on the integration, Acira can protect navigation, clicks, typing, form submissions, uploads, downloads, credential use, messages, purchases, deletions, and account changes. General policies cover shared risks, while specific policies protect exact pages, controls, or workflows.
Can each customer have its own policies and approval rules?
Yes. Acira is designed for customer-defined controls. Each customer can decide which actions are allowed, blocked, or sent for approval, while those controls remain inside your product experience.
Can OEMs and ISVs run Acira entirely on-premises?
Yes. For OEM and ISV integrations, Acira runs on-premises, completely within your or your customer's deployment. Policy evaluation and enforcement stay local, so browser-action context does not need to go to an Acira-hosted service for those decisions. Your agent's connections to models, websites, and approval tools remain part of your own architecture.
Is Acira for software vendors or teams running their own agents?
Both. OEMs and ISVs embed Acira in products they sell, giving their customers policy and approval controls inside their own product and brand. Internal teams use Acira to govern their organization's agents, workflows, and reviewers. The distinction is who sets the policies and who uses the controls.
Can we start with one workflow and expand later?
Yes. You can begin with the action points that matter most, attach the relevant policies, and add more protected actions and workflows as your product grows.
Can Acira stay inside our product and brand?
Yes. Acira is built for embedded integrations, so policies, approvals, and security controls can remain part of your product and customer experience.