Move AI agents from demos into accountable enterprise workflows.
Give every agent and automation a governed way to resolve who should approve, own, review, handle, or receive work.
Roster provides the organizational layer between what an agent knows how to do and the people accountable for what happens next.
Enterprise agents eventually need a human organization
AI agents can analyze information, generate content, call tools, update systems, trigger workflows, recommend actions, and execute approved work.
But production adoption stalls when an agent reaches questions such as: who owns this, who should approve this, who is accountable, who should receive the escalation, and who is authorized to act during an absence.
When every team solves those questions differently, organizations accumulate brittle prompts, manual lookup steps, duplicated routing rules, and unmanaged agent credentials.
Establish accountability without centralizing every decision
Administrators control deployment, identity, connectors, model providers, credentials, platform settings, and observability.
Project owners manage the responsibilities, participants, and delegations for the work they understand.
AI agents and service accounts receive dedicated identities and narrowly scoped credentials.
The same participant model supports multiple agents and workflows.
Start with a bounded, measurable deployment
A practical first deployment might include one production workflow, one directory connector, one business project, five to twenty resolvable humans, one or two approval or escalation responsibilities, one agent or workflow integration, a defined manual fallback, and a small Resolve evaluation set.
- Vendor security approval
- Production release sign-off
- Enterprise customer escalation
- Employee-case routing
- Procurement review
- Agent action approval
Expand without introducing per-agent friction
Roster’s current commercial model charges for resolvable humans rather than number of agents, service accounts, projects, participants, delegations, API calls, MCP tool calls, or resolutions.
This supports expansion across agent use cases without requiring every engineering team to forecast per-call routing costs.
Enterprise deployment and governance
- 1,000 or more resolvable humans
- Self-hosted or managed-cloud deployment options
- Full audit logs
- Model-run observability
- Security review
- Custom terms
- Enterprise SLA
- SOC 2 materials on demand
Business outcomes
Teams integrate one resolution surface instead of rebuilding routing logic for every use case.
Projects, participants, memberships, and delegations can change without editing every agent and workflow.
Resolution requests can be tied to an acting identity, project context, selected participants, and model run.
Project owners maintain local responsibility while platform and security teams preserve governance.
Roster works across agent clients, workflow engines, applications, directories, and approved model providers.