Your teams are already building agents. Nothing tells you what those agents may do, nothing keeps critical assets out of them, and nothing records what they did. Nobody has a picture of what they are allowed to do.
The same agent behaves differently every run — inputs shift, the model decides. Nothing describes what it may do in a form your security team can read.
When an agent holds credentials, API keys and other critical assets, one prompt injection or tool-argument attack can exfiltrate them. Never audited, never scoped, never rotated.
Most deployments keep no turn-level record. With nothing written down and nothing approved, there is no baseline — so drift is only discovered after the incident, in unstructured logs.
In that order. Map the workflow, keep critical assets out of it, and judge every turn against the map.
ZModal produces a workflow map of each agentic workflow — its steps, how they are wired, and what each step may reach. Your security team can read it, review it and sign off — before the agent's first run, not after an incident.
The agent holds a fake. The real credential is swapped in on the way out and back on the way in — it never reaches agent code, is never serialized into agent state.
Rails read every prompt and every reply. Drift from the approved map surfaces as it happens — not in a post-incident log review.
The fastest way to make agents safe at enterprise scale is to make safety cost the builder nothing. ZModal sits outside the agent: no SDK to learn, no prompts to rewrite, no pattern you have to give up. Your teams build the way they already build — and every workflow arrives mapped, approved and enforced.
Framework-agnostic by design. Adding a framework is our work, not yours — agent code is never touched.
Each pattern is mapped for what it is — a pause for a human, a fan-out, a delegated worker — so the approved map matches how the workflow really runs.
Bring your own models for the workflow and for the safety rails — configured per agentic workflow, self-hosted or vendor-run.
Every alert is a decision made against the map you approved — applied uniformly to natural-language prompts and to structured tool calls. Not synthetic demo scenarios: every one fired in a live run against a real agentic workflow.
The Workflow Explorer drills three levels down — every agentic workflow in the enterprise (L0), one run in detail (L1), the per-turn event graph (L2) — with each turn shown against the map that was approved.
ZModal deploys on your infrastructure. Pricing scales with agents and users — not API calls or data volume.
All tiers deploy on your infrastructure. ZModal never has access to your agent traffic, credentials, or data.
We're asking for three things — a real agentic workload to run against the live stack, a security review of the deploy, and a 30-minute follow-up to walk the BI dashboard with your team.
