With AAG
More people can work with client data
Give account teams controlled, client-scoped AI access instead of routing every question through whoever holds the logins.
Built for agencies. Bound to each client.
Serve more clients.
Give every employee
client-aware AI superpowers.
Multi-client security isolation for enterprise AI
Connect your team’s AI to client systems through a separate, controlled gateway for every client.
Your client gateways, in one view.
View full screenshot ↗Captured from the AAG demo workspace. Sample clients, metrics and connector states. Check current integration availability.
01 / Client-specific access02 / Protected credentials03 / Traceable decisions
Architecture
One security boundary
per client, end to end.
A session for one client reaches that client’s gateway and no other.
Illustrated concept
One session. One client.
View full size ↗Each client has a separate gateway, vault, policy and audit record. The session’s client binding is checked before a protected operation runs.
Conceptual view of client isolation. The architecture page explains where enforcement happens. Explore enforcement →
Credential custody
Credentials stay behind
the client boundary.
The AI receives the answer, not the account login.
Illustrated concept
Credentials stay behind the client boundary
View full size ↗A credential owner authorizes a connection. Credential material is stored encrypted with a dedicated gateway key, and the client’s connector executor uses it to make an allowed provider request. The AI receives the result.
Conceptual custody view. CMEK refers to gateway keys managed in Cloud KMS, not a claim that the end client owns the key. Provider and AI logos are examples; the diagram’s audit language does not establish complete audit coverage. Check named integration status →
From question to client insight
Useful AI starts
with the right access.
One campaign question. One client’s account. A clear record of what happened.
Explore the workflow ↗01Choose the client
A strategist starts a session for Client A. That session belongs to Client A’s gateway and no other.
02Ask a concrete question
“Which Client A campaigns spent the most in the last 7 days, and how many clicks did each get?”
03Access is checked first
Client A’s gateway confirms the session and the permission for that exact request before anything reaches the client’s account.
04Get an answer from the client’s own account
The request reads Client A’s campaign results. The AI receives the answer, not the account login.
05Check the record
The request is recorded against Client A: who asked, what was requested, whether it was allowed, and when.
Illustrative workflow. Connector availability is verified during scoping.
The agency advantage
Your people’s expertise.
With more room to work.
With AAG
More analysis, without one bottleneck
Client questions no longer wait for the one technical person who can reach every account. Your specialists still own the judgment.
Your agency builds
A foundation for new client services
Design client intelligence services on access you can explain to each client. AAG supplies the access layer. Your agency builds and delivers the service.
Build, operate or adopt AAG
Own the decision.
Understand the work.
A well-run internal platform is a legitimate alternative. Compare the same clients, connectors, controls and ongoing responsibilities.
Explore Investment & Value ↗Recurring responsibilityWith AAG
Gateway controls & credential custodyAAG
Supported connector maintenanceAAG
Client authorization & access decisionsYour agency
Client services & specialist judgmentYour agency
Model internal labor and infrastructure, then compare with your own scoped proposal. Your figures stay in your browser.
Open the operating-cost estimator →Availability & evidence
A clear view of what’s ready.
Start with a specific workflow. Confirm the connector, AI client and acceptance criteria together.
Google Ads
Read-only campaign performance. Implemented and tested in code; live workflow validation remains pending.
MCP access
Protocol interaction tested with the official SDK. Verify your particular AI client during the pilot.
Isolation & decision records
Automated tests cover cross-client denial and audit records. Multi-client live proof is a pilot acceptance criterion.
A focused, paid pilot
Start with one workflow.
Decide with evidence.
Choose a real client, agree what success looks like, and assess fit together before deciding whether to proceed.
- 01
Agree scope and acceptance criteria
Pick one real workflow, the client account it touches, and what the pilot must show — written down before work starts.
- 02
Configure the gateway and get client authorization
We set up the client’s gateway. Your client authorizes access and a credential owner submits the credential through protected intake.
- 03
Run the workflow and verify
Your team uses the agreed workflow. Together we check the acceptance criteria, such as cross-client denial and the audit record.
- 04
Decide whether to proceed
Review the evidence together. If both parties see a fit, agree implementation and annual scope; proceeding is a separate decision.
Let’s make AI useful for your clients
Bring one real
client workflow.
We’ll explore the access it needs, the controls that matter and whether AAG is a fit for your agency.
Discuss your agency workflow ↗No pilot plan needed to start the conversation.