Your next hire is an autonomous agent
Clears the enterprise work that never gets done. Governed by your real permissions.
Acting on your systems takes real permissions, the one thing you couldn't safely give an agent.
95%
of companies already have AI agents doing autonomous work.1
21%
have set policy for what those agents are allowed to do.1
150,000+
AI agents the average Fortune 500 will run by 2028, up from fewer than 15 today.2
1 C1, 2026 Future of Identity Report (508 IT and security leaders, U.S. enterprises 1,000+ employees). 2 Gartner, April 2026.
A chatbot hands you a to-do list.
C1AW clears it.
Finishes the whole job, not half of it
Built for long-horizon tasks, it carries a multi-step job from start to finish without losing the thread.
It already knows your stack
It has context from your connected systems through C1's AI Access Management, so it works with your real tools and data, not generic guesses.
Hand it real access without adding risk
Pass-through authorization scopes every request to exactly what its user can access, enforced in real time at C1's identity-aware gateway.
Prove what it did, on demand
Every action is fully auditable, logged and attributed, so you meet the compliance requirements you already report against.
Put C1AW on it. Whatever the job.
Hand the autonomous worker a job in plain language. It runs the work under your permissions and brings back the result, whatever the system.
From ask to done.
Ask.
Hand a C1AW a job in plain language, in Slack or the console.
Plan.
It breaks the job into steps and pulls what it needs from your connected systems.
Act.
It writes and runs the work under your permissions, and routes sensitive changes to a human.
Deliver.
You get the finished result, every action logged, and a nudge if there's follow-up.
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