The missing IAM layer for AI agents.
Every CI/CD bot, deployment pipeline, and AI agent needs identity, permissions, and policy — just like a human. GrantLane gives non-human actors short-lived, scoped access across AWS, GitHub, and Kubernetes with full audit trails built in.
Example access flow
ci-deploy-bot → GitHub repo push
Scoped token expires at job end or 60 minutes
Scope: repo:release/* · Policy: ci-github-push · Evidence bundle ready
For platform teams
Approve, revoke, and debug agent access without permanent secrets.
For security teams
Prove who accessed what, why, under which policy, and for how long.
For engineering leaders
Reduce standing privilege risk without slowing delivery.
How GrantLane works
Give every automated process the governance it needs — without slowing it down.
IAM was built for people logging in and service accounts that live forever. GrantLane handles the new class of actor: agents that appear, do work, and disappear. Connect once, and every automated request is identified, scoped, approved (or denied), and logged.
Verifiable agent identity
Each agent gets a named identity tied to an owner, purpose, and risk level — so you always know what's running and who's responsible.
JIT access grants
Agents get credentials only when they need them, for exactly what they need, for exactly as long as needed — then they expire automatically.
Deterministic policy decisions
Define clear rules: which agent can do what, in which environment, and at what risk level. Every decision is deterministic — no ambiguity, no surprises.
Human approval checkpoints
When the stakes are high, route the request to the right person. Credentials aren't issued until the right owner says yes.
Evidence-ready audit trail
Every access grant is a complete record: who, what, why, who approved, and when it ended. Ready for SOC 2, ISO 27001, or any compliance review.
DevOps-first connectors
Plug into your existing stack from day one: AWS STS, GitHub App tokens, Kubernetes RBAC. More connectors shipping continuously.
How it works
From registration to evidence in five steps.
Register agents and systems
Define policy once
Agents request access at runtime
GrantLane approves, denies, or routes to a human
Temporary credentials expire; evidence remains
Fits your existing IAM
Extends your IAM. Does not replace it.
Your existing IAM still enforces permissions — GrantLane sits on top and handles everything that's unique to non-human actors: keeping identity across systems, evaluating policy at request time, brokering time-limited credentials, and logging every decision for audit.
Extends existing IAM
Your IAM stays in charge. GrantLane adds agent-aware governance on top of AWS IAM, GitHub Apps, Kubernetes RBAC, and Okta/Entra.
No standing agent access
No more long-lived service tokens or shared credentials. Every agent gets a temporary grant that expires on completion.
Policy before credentials
Access is never automatic. Every request is checked against policy before a credential is minted.
Agents request. Policy decides. Humans approve risky access.
AI can describe and request, but only deterministic policy decides. No black boxes in your access control.
Evidence-ready logs
Every event — decision, approval, grant, expiry, revocation — is an immutable log entry, ready for your auditor.
Audit value
A clean record for every temporary grant.
Every agent access grant becomes a complete, readable evidence packet: request, decision, scope, approval, and expiry — all in one place, ready for review.
Evidence packet
github-release-2026-05-06
Who acted?
A named agent, bot, or workflow — not a shared secret.
Why was access needed?
The request, ticket, deployment, or business reason behind the grant.
What was allowed?
The exact system, resource, action, and permission scope.
Who approved it?
Auto-approved by policy or reviewed by the right owner.
When did it end?
Expiry, revocation, and the final state of the credential.
Pricing
Pay for what you run. Not for what you might.
Start with one connector and a handful of agents. As your agent ecosystem grows, your governance grows with it — without a pricing surprise.
Starter
Private preview
For teams getting started: map agent access across your first DevOps connector.
Growth
$15–25 / agent / month
Standard connectors, approval routing, audit exports, and evidence bundles for compliance reviews.
Enterprise
Custom
Custom connectors, dedicated support, compliance workflow engineering, and SLA-backed uptime.
Design partners
Govern agent access before it becomes shadow infrastructure.
You're building agents, deployment bots, or workflow automations that touch production systems. Join the private preview and help shape how agent access is governed.