Portwright
An inbound agent-access control plane for B2B platforms that verifies principals and delegations, exposes bounded capabilities, meters use and preserves an auditable decision trail.
B2B platforms are beginning to receive requests from third-party agents that do not fit human sessions, service accounts or IP-based rate limits. Portwright makes the calling agent, represented principal, delegation, tenant, purpose and requested capability explicit before the platform decides whether to allow one action. The cited AI-agent legislation is a June 2026 discussion draft rather than current law, so the product cannot claim an FTC mandate, registry compliance or a universal platform-access obligation.
The platform engineering, identity, security or API-product owner at a B2B SaaS company that wants to accept third-party agent traffic deliberately.
A June 2026 legislative discussion draft and live agent-payment rails supply current timing signals.
Platform engineering, identity and API-product owners are concrete roles with access, security and usage budgets.
The source records three cross-reference mentions, six inbound connections and three direct connections.
A current legislative discussion, production agent-transaction rails and a concrete platform engineering buyer make inbound agent governance timely.
The regulatory trigger is only a discussion draft, identity and delegation standards remain fragmented, the proposed two-sided reputation effect is unproven and no structural incumbent copying cost is established.
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