Local deployment
Your deployment. Your data.
Acira runs on-premises, entirely inside your or your customer's infrastructure. Policy evaluation and enforcement stay within that deployment, so browser-action context does not need to go to an Acira-hosted service for policy decisions.
Your agent's connections to models, websites, and approval tools remain part of your chosen architecture.
Customer controls
Their policies. Your experience.
Give each customer policy and approval controls inside your product and brand. General policies cover common risks across websites; specific policies govern exact page controls. Customers choose what agents may do and when a person needs to review an action.
- Set boundaries for purchases, data movement, and sensitive actions.
- Require approval before an agent changes important records.
- Govern credential use without exposing secrets to the model.
- Keep action, decision, and reviewer history connected for audits.
Integration
Connect where actions happen.
Add Acira hooks at the execution points where your software dispatches browser actions. Supply the proposed action and relevant customer, session, and target context. Acira checks the policy and allows, holds for approval, or blocks the action before execution.
- Keep your model, orchestrator, browser stack, and interface.
- Protect connected workflows through shared execution points.
- Start with one workflow and expand the protected action path.
Products & infrastructure
Built for what you ship.
An original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or independent software vendor (ISV) can embed Acira behind an agent experience or a shared infrastructure layer. The integration follows the browser action path, whether customers use your own agents or build workflows on your platform.
- AI browsers and agent-powered applications
- Agent runtimes, frameworks, and automation platforms
- Cloud browsers and shared browser infrastructure
Beyond launch
One less product to maintain.
Browser security keeps evolving as websites change, agents gain new actions, and customers need new controls. Policy evaluation, approvals, credential boundaries, enforcement, and audit records need ongoing compatibility work and testing. Acira develops and maintains that layer as a dedicated product, so your team can stay focused on what you ship.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Acira enforce policy itself?
Yes. Acira evaluates the proposed action and enforces the result before it reaches the browser. Allowed actions continue, actions requiring approval remain held for review, and blocked actions stop.
Does action context leave our deployment?
For on-premises OEM and ISV integrations, Acira evaluates and enforces browser-action policy locally. That context does not need to be sent to an Acira-hosted service for those decisions. Your model providers, browser destinations, and other integrations follow the architecture you choose.
Can each customer have different rules?
Yes. Customers can configure their own policies and approval rules through controls inside your product. The action and relevant customer context connect enforcement to those rules.
Do customers need a separate Acira interface?
Acira is designed to work behind your product. Customer-facing policy and approval controls can stay inside your own interface and brand.
Can we integrate at a shared infrastructure layer?
Yes. Connect Acira where your platform or runtime dispatches browser actions. Shared execution points let you protect the workflows passing through them while keeping your existing agent stack.
What should we bring to an integration discussion?
Bring one browser workflow, the point where your software dispatches actions, your deployment requirements, and the policies customers need to control. We can use that context to map an initial integration and its scope.
Let’s map it to your stack.
Start with your workflow. Explore how Acira fits your product, platform, or infrastructure.
