Whatever you grant it, module by module, typically some combination of Controls, Risk Management, Incidents, Inspections, Issues, Policies, Records, Registers and Surveys.
End-to-End GRC AI Agents
AI Agents for GRC
Configure agents to work your compliance register, automate the housekeeping teams to keep meaning to get to, and keep every action inside the limits you set and a log you can read.
AI Agents for Every Corner of Your GRC Register
Sentrient's AI Agents let you automate the reading, searching, adding, and updating that keep a GRC register current effortlessly, without waiting for someone to notice it's overdue. Here's what our GRC AI Agents can help you manage.
Most Common Agent Types
With Sentrient, you can build an agent from scratch or start from a ready-made brief. Some of the most commonly built GRC agents include:
- Control revalidation agent
- Incident triage agent
- Risk review agent
- Register the housekeeping agent
- Policy acknowledgement agent
Every brief is fully customisable, so you can adapt an agent to your exact register.
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Give It a Brief
Sentrient lets you name an agent and specify its instructions, goal, the data it should review, and when it should stop. That brief is the agent's system prompt, and it's re-read on every single run.
- Name the agent and give it one clear job
- Write the goal, the data to look at, and when to stop
- Re-read on every run, so it can’t drift from what you asked
Set the Ceiling
Organise how boldly an agent acts with Sentrient's model and behaviour controls. Choose the model doing the reasoning, then cap how far it can go in a single run and how often it can run in a day.
- Choose the reasoning model
- Set a max steps per run, a hard ceiling on one run’s tool calls
- Set a max runs per day to protect against a schedule getting carried away
- Switch on web search when a task needs an outside lookup
Choose How It Commits
Stop wondering whether an agent's changes are safe to leave unattended. Sentrient's run mode lets you decide, per agent, whether it commits immediately or waits for you to confirm.
- Auto-apply commits, Add and Update within its grants
- Propose pauses every write for your Approve or Reject
- Switch modes any time without touching permissions
Review Before It Acts
With Sentrient, nothing an agent does is left unaccounted for. Every tool call is checked against its grants at runtime and logged in the audit log, so you can review exactly what changed, when, and under whose approval.
- Every call is gated and logged automatically
- The propose mode holds writes for a person to review
- Reads are never gated by run mode
Permission It Module by Module
Sentrient lets you map permissions module by module across your GRC register, Controls, Risk Management, Incidents, Inspections, Issues, Policies, Records, Registers and Surveys. Grant Read, Search, Add and Update separately, and leave the rest untouched:
- Scope permissions to exactly what an agent’s brief calls for
- Select all or clear all when starting from scratch
- Delete is never offered – not scoped down, not present
Reach Further
The Tools & Connectors feature in Sentrient extends what an agent can reach beyond your GRC register. Connect external MCP servers or named connectors, such as Gmail, and attach files or context as needed.
- External MCP servers run under your own token register only servers you trust
- Named connectors like Gmail run through managed OAuth; each person connects their own account
Automate Your GRC Workflows from Start to Finish
Sentrient's AI Agents let you build agents that work your compliance register in minutes. From brief to permissions to run mode, every part of an agent is easy to configure, review and trust. Increase efficiency and stay audit-ready with our GRC AI Agents.
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No. Delete isn't one of the permissions on offer; agents work with Read, Search, Add and Update only.
Auto-apply commits, add and update immediately within its grants. Propose pauses every write for a person to Approve or Reject. Reads work the same either way.
Max steps per run caps the number of tool calls in a single run. Max runs per day caps the number of times it can fire within a 24-hour window.
Yes, through external MCP servers under your own token, or named connectors like Gmail via managed OAuth. Sentrient's scope gate and no-delete rule can't be enforced on a third-party server, so register only servers you trust.
Yes. Every tool call is checked for permissions at runtime and logged in the audit log, whether triggered on demand, on a schedule, or by a module event.
