Before your AI agent acts, make sure it has the right limits.
Accurai reviews AI agents and business automations to identify risks around permissions, data exposure, prompt injection, approval gates, logging, and workflow safety.
An AI agent does more than answer questions — it can use tools, access systems, update records, send messages, and trigger workflows. That power needs limits. Accurai reviews what your agent can do, where it could go wrong, and which guardrails it needs before it acts on your business. Accurai is not a full cybersecurity firm; this is a practical, point-in-time readiness review.
- Agent purpose, owner, and the business process it runs
- Tool access and permissions across email, CRM, calendar, documents, support systems, and automations
- Prompt-injection and instruction-hijacking exposure
- Sensitive data exposure and privacy risks
- Human approval gates for external messages, record changes, quotes, bookings, or workflow triggers
- Logging, audit trails, rollback processes, and escalation rules
- Agent inventory with purpose, owner, and process
- Permissions and tool-access map
- Prompt-injection and instruction-hijacking exposure summary
- Sensitive-data and privacy risk review
- Recommended human approval gates for high-impact actions
- Logging, audit-trail, rollback, and escalation recommendations
- Prioritized risk and remediation list
Pricing. Two tiers — Agentic AI Readiness Check from $499 (early review of permissions, actions, and guardrails) and Full Agentic AI Safety Audit from $1,500 (agents working in CRM, email, scheduling, support, or workflows).
- Businesses using AI agents for lead follow-up, CRM updates, scheduling, support triage, email drafting, reporting, or document workflows
- Automation agencies that need a third-party QA/safety review before client go-live
- SMBs that want to use AI agents but are unsure what access is safe to grant
Before your AI agent acts, make sure it has the right limits.
If your AI agent can take action, make sure it has the right limits.