AI agents and automations now read your email, book your jobs, answer your phone and move your money. Each one is an identity with access to something. Eutaxis manages those identities the way a well-run company manages people: known, limited, owned, reviewed, and switched off when they should be. It comes from 13 years in identity and access management.
Each comes from large-company identity practice, sized and priced for a business of 5 to 150 people. Start with the one that worries you most.
A passport for every AI agent.
An AI agent register: every agent, automation and AI connector, with what it can see and do.
Learn more →Service 02Separate what your AI reads from what it can touch.
A plain-English map of every place outside content reaches your AI: email, documents, web and chat.
Learn more →Service 03Know who you're dealing with when a customer's AI calls.
An agent policy: what visiting AI agents may ask, be told and change, and what they may not.
Learn more →Service 04A plan, kill switches and someone to call.
An AI incident plan: who does what in the first hour, the first day and the first week.
Learn more →Service 05Cloned voices can't pass your checks.
A verification ladder: which actions need which checks, from a quick question to two-person approval.
Learn more →A new starter gets a contract, a login, the access their job needs, a manager, and a leaving process. Your AI agents get none of that. They should.
Every agent on a register, with an owner.
Only the access its job needs. Nothing more.
Logged, so AI actions can be told from human ones.
A tested off switch for each one.
Quarterly, in twenty minutes.
People, and their AI, checked before big actions.
AI Agent Governance produces a list of every agent and what it can do. That list tells you whether you need Prompt Injection Protection, an incident plan, or rules for customers' AI. Proof of Human stands alone, and suits any firm that moves money.
Book a discovery call“Before Eutaxis, I spent 13 years deciding who and what may access which systems, and proving it. AI agents raise exactly that question. Most small firms have nobody asking it.”
Because the two can't be separated any more. An AI agent is an identity with access. Before Eutaxis, Michael Lewis spent 13 years in identity and access management: deciding who and what may access which systems, and proving it. That is exactly the question AI agents now raise.
No. Most firms start with AI Agent Governance, because the register it produces tells you which of the others matter. Proof of Human stands alone and suits any business that moves money. The rest depend on what you run.
No. IT providers look after devices, networks and user accounts. AI agents and automation connectors usually sit outside their view, in SaaS platforms. We work alongside them and hand over documentation they can use.
They come from large-company practice, sized for firms of 5 to 150 people. Fixed scope, plain English, no new software unless it earns its place.
A free 30-minute discovery call, then a fixed price for a defined scope. Ongoing reviews and on-call cover are a monthly figure. Prices aren't published because scope varies so much between firms.
UK-wide. Most of this work is remote, with on-site workshops and training where that helps.