CLAVITORBlack-box credential issuance
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For mid-market enterprise

500 employees. 2,000 agents.
One credential layer.

Your workforce is adopting AI agents faster than your security team can write policies. Every agent needs credentials. Every credential needs boundaries. Policy documents don't scale. Mathematics does.


The scale problem

When 500 people each run 3–4 AI agents, you have 2,000 autonomous processes accessing credentials. Manual token management doesn't work. Directory-based provisioning does.

SCIM directory sync

Employee joins in Azure AD → vault provisioned automatically. Employee leaves → vault frozen, all tokens revoked. No manual cleanup.

Centralized audit

Every credential access, across every vault, in one exportable feed. Which agent accessed which credential, when, from where.


Three-tier encryption

Vault Encryption

Entire vault encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. The baseline.

Credential Encryption

Per-field encryption. Your AI agent reads the API key it needs — not the credit card number in the same entry.

Identity Encryption

Client-side. WebAuthn PRF. The key is derived from your hardware authenticator and never leaves your device.

Your CISO will appreciate this: even if we are breached, Identity fields are ciphertext. We don't have the key. We can't be compelled to produce it. It doesn't exist on our servers.


WebAuthn-gated administration

Every admin operation — creating tokens, modifying scopes, changing access lists — requires a physical hardware key tap.

AI agents cannot escalate their own permissions. Not because of policy. Because of cryptography.


Mid-Market pricing

Per-human pricing. Agents unlimited.

Price for life: Your per-user rate never increases as long as you maintain your subscription.


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500 employees, 2,000 agents, one credential layer. Let's set it up.