SSO & Audit Logs
Single sign-on for identity and access, plus audit trails for agent questions, answers, reasoning, sources, and fleet actions.
For companies adopting the Company Brain as shared infrastructure, identity and auditability are requirements, not options. SSO and full audit logging are built into the platform's governance.
Single sign-on#
SSO lets your company manage access to the brain through your existing identity provider, so access follows your central directory rather than a separate list.
- Centralized access: people and agents authenticate through your identity provider; company permissions govern what they can reach.
- Lifecycle alignment: joiners and leavers are handled by your existing identity lifecycle.
- Consistent scoping: once authenticated, the same permission rules apply everywhere. See Security.
SSO configuration, including your identity provider, claim mapping, and enforced domains, is set up during onboarding.
Audit trails#
The Company Brain records what's needed to review and reconstruct what was asked, what was answered, and what the system did to produce it.
Conversation & query history#
Every question put to the brain is stored in full. For each one, you can review:
| What's recorded | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| The question asked | Know exactly what was requested |
| The grounded answer | Including the reasoning steps, the sources used, and the confidence signal |
| The data touched | Which connected sources and content the brain accessed to answer |
| Any learning produced | Changes the answer proposed to the brain's understanding |
This gives you a complete, source-linked record of how each answer was derived, which is useful for compliance review, auditing what an agent accessed, and debugging.
Fleet operations#
Team Sync makes fleet actions reviewable: which devices are enrolled, which agents run on each, which capabilities are installed, the status of every deployment, and any drift when a device diverges from what was deployed.
Putting it together#
Combined, these give an enterprise the audit story it needs for a shared AI layer:
- Who acted: SSO-backed identity and company permissions.
- What they asked and received: stored questions and grounded answers.
- How the answer was produced: recorded reasoning and the sources touched.
- What changed: learning and fleet-operation records.
How agents read from and write to the brain.