Is IndyKite a replacement for Okta or Azure AD?

No. It sits with your existing IdP. The graph adds relationship-aware authorization for agents, which a directory of users does not do on its own.

Why is this listed under memory?

Because authorization for agents is knowledge: who is related to what, and what that allows. It is memory the agent is not allowed to ignore.

Do small pilots need this?

Not on day one of a single internal copilot. You need it the moment an agent acts for a customer or a partner, or when two agents share data.

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Identity for agents, not a shared service account.

Most agent demos run as one over-privileged user. IndyKite is an identity knowledge graph: people, orgs, and permissions as data the agent must respect. We implement it so an agent acting for a customer, a case worker, or a vendor only sees what that identity is allowed to see. The first week is in the org, reading what already exists.

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Related use cases

01Models · Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, Bedrock
02Agents · Agentforce, CrewAI, ADK, A2A
03Memory · Neo4j, Cognee, RAG
04Identity · IndyKite, SSO, entitlements
05Governance · policy, audit, human override

01 · MODELS

02 · AGENTS

03 · MEMORY

04 · IDENTITY

05 · GOVERNANCE

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What we put in

The work on this layer.

The honest no: if the work is a software factory with a named delivery date, we are the wrong partner.

01Identity graph design against your IdP, CRM, and org structureIdentity graph design against your IdP, CRM, and org structure

02Policy that A2A and MCP calls have to pass before data movesPolicy that A2A and MCP calls have to pass before data moves

03Audit of which identity an agent used for which actionAudit of which identity an agent used for which action

04A governance package your security and compliance teams can reviewA governance package your security and compliance teams can review

Use cases

Where this shows up in the work.

These are the use cases we usually pair with IndyKite.

Compliance monitoring

Audit, consent, and a trail that travels with the record. We will not invent avoided-penalty euros.

CRO

AI Customer Service Transformation

Cases, knowledge, and the channel the customer already uses. An agent on the repeats. A person on the exceptions.

COO

AI IT Support Transformation

Ticket routing and a knowledge desk. An agent on the repeats. A person on the exceptions.

CIO

Questions

What we actually say.

Is IndyKite a replacement for Okta or Azure AD?: No. It sits with your existing IdP. The graph adds relationship-aware authorization for agents, which a directory of users does not do on its own.
Why is this listed under memory?: Because authorization for agents is knowledge: who is related to what, and what that allows. It is memory the agent is not allowed to ignore.
Do small pilots need this?: Not on day one of a single internal copilot. You need it the moment an agent acts for a customer or a partner, or when two agents share data.

The brief

We will map the identities your agents act for and tell you whether IndyKite belongs in the first production cut.

Tell us the process

Name the job a person still does by hand. We read the org and write what is worth fixing.

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Certified Partner since 2010 · MVP Hall of Fame · 200+ agents in production · UAE and US desks

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