Govern the agents your teams already built.
One workplace to browse, open, and track every agent your teams built — n8n, Make, scripts, vendor tools. Each keeps its own chat, and ONBF adds the identity, collaboration, and connector layer they were never built with.
Enterprise-ready · governed pilots · built around your stack
Q3 Recap Agent
Its own chat · governed by ONBF
Agent sprawl is already here.
The problem is not that teams build agents. It is that useful agents spread without shared identity, connector control, usage visibility, or policy.
- Agents live in silos
- OAuth grants are hidden
- Usage is scattered
- Policy depends on the builder
- One governed access layer
- Employee Passports
- Connector visibility
- Audit-ready usage
One workplace. Every agent keeps its own chat.
Teams keep building in the tools they love. Employees get one place to browse, open, and track every approved agent — and ONBF gives each one enterprise-grade identity, collaboration, and connectors it wasn't built with.
- Browse & open agents in one place
- Each agent keeps its own chat
- Passport, multi-user & connectors added on top
Q3 Recap
Its own chat · governed by ONBF
One Passport for every agent. Identity, context, and tools — governed.
The Enterprise Passport is the MCP every agent connects to. It carries the employee's identity, conversation history, wallet, and governed connected tools today — with memory and files coming next — so every request acts on behalf of a real person.
- Identity & history on every request
- Connected tools stay governed
- Memory & files coming next
Enterprise Passport
Identity · context · scopes
Promote the agents that actually get adopted.
Track adoption, spend, reliability, and team usage so experiments can become approved internal capabilities.
- Runs by team, agent, model, and cost
- See what spreads organically
- Move pilots into production with evidence
Adoption by agent
% of teams
Put guardrails where every agent has to pass.
ONBF sits between employees, Passports, agents, and connectors — the right place to apply approvals, scopes, logs, and safe defaults.
- Sensitive actions can require approval
- Agents receive scoped grants
- Every run leaves an audit trail
“Draft the renewal quote and update the CRM.”
Start with a focused pilot. Scale what works.
Map sprawl
Find the agents, teams, platforms, and connectors already in motion.
Route selected agents
Expose high-value agents through ONBF with Passport context and logs.
Promote what works
Use adoption and cost data to turn pilots into approved capabilities.
Enterprise questions, short answers.
Does ONBF replace our agent builders?
No. Teams can keep n8n, Make, scripts, MCP servers, and vendor tools. ONBF governs the access layer above them.
What do employees use day to day?
One workplace to browse and open every approved agent — each with its own chat. Their Passport carries identity, context, connector grants, and history into each request, so even agents not built for enterprise gain collaboration, multi-user access, and governed connectors.
What does the Enterprise Passport carry?
Each request carries the employee's Passport — identity, conversation history, wallet balance, and governed connected tools today, with memory and files coming next. You can see what's connected, scope access by Passport, and revoke from one place.
How do enterprise rollouts start?
ONBF runs governed enterprise pilots built around your real stack, controls, and workflows — then scales into approved internal capabilities from there.
Bring order to your enterprise agents.
Run a governed pilot around the internal agents, connectors, and teams that matter most.
Start an enterprise conversation