Sentinelplane
A policy, four-eyes approval, and signed audit control plane between enterprise agents and systems of record, with long-term evidence retention.
A financial-services enterprise can let an agent propose a consequential write, but the systems around that action rarely answer the full control question. Who or what proposed it, which policy evaluated it, which two people approved it, what actually executed, and whether that evidence remains intact years later are spread across identity, workflow, and application logs. The opening is a neutral enforcement boundary where the decision and its retained proof are one event.
The operational-risk, security-governance, or automation owner at a 1,000-plus-employee financial-services enterprise accountable for DORA-grade control and retained evidence around agent actions.
The product reconciles autonomous writes with the policy, dual approval, and retained evidence expected in regulated operations.
Active June 2026 enforcement and a seven-year retention obligation create current urgency.
Three complementary category signals and strong inbound connection exist, but they arose within one recent run.
Current DORA enforcement meets a sharp regulated-enterprise need to put policy, human approval, and durable evidence around agent writes, in a scalable control-plane shape.
Only one of five candidate interfaces was verified, the opportunity overlaps a crowded agent-governance field, and its convergence comes from a single recent run.
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