agent-authority
Agent Authority Pack
Define what an agent may do, what it may never do, when a person must approve, how much it may commit, and how its authority can be suspended or revoked.
Who it is for
A fit when the operating case is real
- Companies delegating purchasing, selling, or operations to agents
- Teams that need readable and machine-readable authority rules
- Operators who want a documented kill switch before connecting credentials
Included
The scoped workstream
- Agent designation and accountable-controller record
- Permitted and prohibited action schedules
- Financial, contract, geography, and counterparty limits
- Human approval matrix
- Validity, expiry, suspension, replacement, and revocation rules
- Machine-readable einllc.agent-authority.v1 manifest
Deliverables
What leaves the case with you
01 Human-readable authority instrument
02 Machine-readable authority manifest
03 Approval matrix
04 Incident and revocation procedure
05 Optional counsel-review handoff packet
Process
Four steps from scope to handoff
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Step 1
Decide
The controller defines the business outcome and the actions that may support it.
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Step 2
Bind
The authority is tied to one organization, agent identity, environment, and validity window.
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Step 3
Authorize
Limits, prohibitions, approvals, and escalation rules are written in readable and structured forms.
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Step 4
Execute elsewhere
A customer-controlled or provider-controlled system signs and pays. EIN.LLC does not.
Start with the case
Tell us what the agent needs to do.
We will reply with the missing facts, the right service boundary, and a written scope before any paid work begins.
Apply for the Authority beta