Enterprise controls

The control plane around runtime proof.

Imladri already records the runtime decision and proof packet. The enterprise layer makes that operational: workspace RBAC, audit-log search, export, retention, and incident review around every agent boundary.

RBAC model

RoleExpected permissions
OwnerManage workspace, agents, SDK key rotation, policy publish, proof shares, exports, and cleanup.
OperatorRun terminal/API proof, launch allowed workflows, sync scanner evidence, and stop provider or sandbox resources.
ReviewerInspect activity, proof packets, policy diffs, scanner findings, and approve review-required actions.
AuditorRead redacted proof shares and verification metadata without raw secrets or private workspace state.

Audit record

AreaWhat should be searchable
IdentityOrganization, workspace, account, active agent, authority subject, and delegation depth.
PolicyPublished version, allowed/review/blocked actions, unknown-action mode, and policy diff context.
DecisionAction type, boundary, expected decision, status, HTTP code, latency, source, request id, and event hash.
EvidenceRuntime evidence, scanner report, SDK certification, DB branch proof, provider proof, packet digest, and chain root.
ExportJSON, Markdown, PDF, public share creation, share access, revocation, redaction mode, and verifier result.

Implementation status

CapabilityStatus
Implemented: RBACBackend admin roles gate read, mutate, and proof-run surfaces for the current control-plane workspace.
Implemented: audit logAdmin login and control-plane mutations write append-only audit events.
Implemented: Admin readbackOperators can see workspace health, route coverage, activity counts, proof readiness, and key state without raw key values.
Implemented: alert webhookWorker dead-letter and operator-alert routing can post to the configured webhook and fallback email route.
Next: SSO/OIDC/SAMLEnterprise identity federation is the next identity phase; do not position it as complete yet.
Next: SCIMDirectory lifecycle sync is planned after SSO/OIDC is in place.
Next: SIEM exportNormalized customer-owned SIEM export is planned beyond the current operator-alert webhook.
Next: retention controlsWorkspace retention policies are planned beyond current redacted-share and export behavior.
Readiness line

Current pilots prove runtime controls and operator governance; full enterprise identity comes next.

Use the design-partner path for one privileged workflow first, then expand SSO/OIDC, SCIM, customer SIEM export, retention, and approval routing around the same decision timeline and proof packet.