GROWTH & AUTOMATION · enterprise AI + identity
Enterprise AI in the core of infrastructure - not inside one cabinet
The market already treats agent identity and governance at Okta / Zero Trust level: an agent is an access entity like an employee. Corp Cloud designs that contour for your stack: one login protocol, perimeter control, and a central AI backbone across the company.
from $5,682 · by system map · What the quote is made of · All pricing
Why large enterprises need this
Enterprises already run dozens of systems and shadow AI: copilots in mail, chats in CRM, scripts with eternal tokens. Without one control plane you cannot safely scale agents or revoke access in minutes. Corp Cloud closes three pains at once: login convenience, perimeter security, and governed AI as infrastructure.
SecurityIdentity = control plane
Not “login for convenience”. A single IdP decides who (human or agent) can do what across systems. That is Zero Trust foundation and the only way to keep a SaaS zoo under control.
Enterprise AIAI as core, not a plugin
The agent does not “live in mail” and is not copied into every SaaS. It has an infrastructure backbone: tasks, knowledge, ops, DevOps - with roles, audit, and Human mode for irreversible actions.
RiskRevoke in minutes, not weeks
Offboarding, a contractor, a compromised token, or a runaway agent - a kill-switch in one place. Market expectation for agent identity: revoke before the next action, not “clean up later”.
Growth zones the contour unlocks
This is not an app catalog UI. Below are the outcomes enterprises build SSO + agent governance for. Integrations always follow your system map.
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Security and compliance
Fewer passwords and shared tokens, 2FA on the perimeter, logs of who / on whose behalf / what happened. Agents are first-class identities with an owner - not nameless service accounts with eternal keys.
Who adopts this and why
Leaders in identity (Okta, Ping, and others) already treat agents as a distinct access class. Screens below are a live contour example; on a review we apply the same principle to your stack.
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Security and risk office
They need a kill-switch for people and agents, audit of delegation (“agent acted on behalf of X”), no eternal tokens, and shadow-AI control. Point chatbots cannot close that without an identity plane.
Technical shape of the approach
IdP / SSO (OIDC)
Central identity provider: login, 2FA, groups → RBAC. A new system joins the protocol instead of inventing another password world.
Human + Agent identity
People and AI agents are distinct access entities with an owner, timed rights, and audit. The agent does not hide behind a shared service account.
Gateway and least privilege
The agent does not hit CRM/ERP “directly”. Requests go through a policy layer: allowed ops, short-lived rights, no destructive actions without confirmation.
Human mode + kill-switch
Read and drafts by policy; payments, deletes, permission changes only with human confirmation. Session/agent revoke applies before the next step.
Catalog and knowledge
One entry point to company systems + playbooks in the same contour - so onboarding, search, and agent context do not sprawl across chats.
Observability
Login and action logs, SSO coverage, agent anomalies, reports for security and leadership. Governance is a working contour, not an annual checkbox.
How we roll it out
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Map and risks
Inventory of systems, people, service accounts, and AI already in use. Where revocation gaps are, where the agent pays off, where Human mode is mandatory.
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Control plane
IdP / SSO, roles and groups, 2FA, login catalog. People and agents share one identity model.
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Agent backbone
Gateway to systems, least-privilege policies, audit, Human mode for irreversible actions. The agent becomes infrastructure core - not a plugin in one SaaS.
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Playbook and scale
Offboarding/kill-switch playbook, admin training, plan to connect the next systems and departments.
What the enterprise gets
Control plane
Identity and policy - one control point for people and agents
Minutes
To revoke an employee or agent across the contour
AI core
An agent on the infrastructure backbone, not a point chat in one service
from 500k ₽
Priced from system count, roles, and agent-governance depth
Quote: Corp Cloud
from $5,682 · by system mapWe price from the infrastructure map: SSO/IdP coverage, agent identity, policy gateway, Human mode and kill-switch. Exact range after a company review.
| Package | What’s included | Price | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Control plane | IdP/SSO (OIDC) architecture, roles/2FA, login catalog, people access-revocation playbook | from $5,682 | by scope |
| Perimeter expansion | More systems on the protocol, knowledge/ops/DevOps, SSO coverage audit - by your map | by system count | phased |
| AI as infrastructure core | Agent identity, least-privilege gateway, Human mode, kill-switch and agent action audit | included / separate | after identity layer |
Control plane
IdP/SSO (OIDC) architecture, roles/2FA, login catalog, people access-revocation playbook
from $5,682
by scope
Perimeter expansion
More systems on the protocol, knowledge/ops/DevOps, SSO coverage audit - by your map
by system count
phased
AI as infrastructure core
Agent identity, least-privilege gateway, Human mode, kill-switch and agent action audit
included / separate
after identity layer
What the quote is made of
- Map and risks. Systems, people, service accounts, shadow AI, revocation points and agent zones.
- Identity control plane. IdP, catalog, groups → RBAC, single sign-on for people and a baseline agent model.
- Integrations. Connecting the systems from your stack - without a forced product set.
- Agent backbone. Policy gateway, Human mode, kill-switch, admin training, scale playbook.
What drives the price up
- System count. How many services join SSO and the shared catalog.
- Integration complexity. Vendor OIDC ready vs legacy / custom APIs.
- Roles and perimeter. Group count, 2FA, on-prem or cloud, security requirements.
- Agent governance depth. Gateway, least privilege, Human mode, audit and agent kill-switch.
What’s not included
- Third-party SaaS licences outside the agreed contour
- Full mail/ERP migration without a separate scope
- Hardware and data center for on-prem at the client
- Legal security audit outside the agreed volume
Contract scope
- Infrastructure review: system map, access, shadow AI and range before locking the quote.
- We show a working enterprise contour as a reference for the logic (identity + AI core), not “buy our stack”.
- Employee access revocation via unified SSO is written into the playbook.
Describe services and headcount - we map the stack and return a range.
FAQ
Technology infrastructure
Enterprise FAQ
Point AI in one SaaS has no governance: no company-wide access model, revoke, or audit. Corp Cloud builds an identity control plane and puts the agent on the infrastructure backbone - with roles, Human mode, and a kill-switch. That is enterprise AI adoption, not a departmental experiment.
Agents act through APIs faster than humans and chain permissions. Identity leaders (Okta, Ping, and others) already treat agent identity as a distinct class: owner, short-lived rights, revoke before the next action. Without that, scaling AI creates an invisible risk perimeter.
No. We design the contour for your stack: we can lean on an existing IdP or stand one up, link systems, and build the agent backbone. Workspace is one vendor’s ecosystem; Corp Cloud is a control plane over your systems and AI.
From the map: systems on SSO, integration complexity, roles/2FA, agent-governance depth (gateway, Human mode, audit), on-prem or cloud. After an infrastructure review we give a range and stages.
Yes - that is a hard requirement of the contour. Revoking in IdP / policies closes login and stops the agent before the next action on connected systems.
Yes. We show a working enterprise contour and review your map: systems, access, shadow AI, where the agent must become the core. Request or Telegram.
We will map systems, access, and where the agent must become the core - not a plugin
We roll out an enterprise contour for large organizations: unified SSO/IdP, centralized revocation for people and AI agents, and an agent backbone across the stack - not a chat bolted onto mail or CRM. From RUB 500,000.
