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Renewal Call Prep
Sales team · 247 runs this month
Instructions
Pull the account's usage trends, open tickets, and last stakeholder contact. Draft a briefing doc and share to the deal channel.
Actions
- Pull account health ✓
- Query usage trends ✓
- Fetch open tickets ✓
- Post to deal channel ✓
- Draft call briefing ✓
- Create renewal ticket ✓
Policies applied by IT
- Mirror user's permissions across systems
- Redact PII before model sees it
- Require approval for external writes
Live Run
- Understand request
Picked Claude Opus 4.7 - Gather context
Only what Jess can see - Take actions
Creating doc · posting to Slack
Awaiting human approval before posting - Record for audit
Export to Splunk, Datadog
Output
delivered
- Northwind Briefing
Briefing doc for Jess · AE Salesforce · Zendesk · Snowflake- ARR at risk - $842K
- renewal in 11 days
- Product usage - ↑ 34% this quarter
- Open tickets - 2 tickets, 2 past SLA, escalated
- Last contact - 14d ago, email · Sarah K., CTO
Recommended talking points
- Usage is up 34% quarter-over-quarter and the new EMEA team went live last month, so open with momentum. This account is growing.
- Two tickets have missed SLA, but engineering has a fix shipping Friday. Get ahead of it rather than wait for them to bring it up.
- Last contact with Sarah K. was 14 days ago, right before renewal. Reconnect warmly, and don't lead with the contract.
Draft posted to #northwind-deal, awaiting Jess’s review
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Built for all teams, governed centrally
Give every department their own AI agents connected to their knowledge, without ever losing visibility or control.
Organization controls
Set rules once, enforce everywhere.
- Single registry for every agent, tool, and MCP server — verify, publish, or revoke from one dashboard
- Org-wide policies like mandating human approval for action categories, applied to every team automatically
- Enable or disable action providers and templates across the entire organization
User-level controls
Define what each person can do, from building to invoking.
- Role-based access scoped to teams and user groups: who builds, deploys, and uses agents
- Auto-mirror permissions from Google Drive, SharePoint, etc. so agents only see what the user can
- Publish actions to specific users and groups, regardless of which agent they're attached to
Agent-level controls
Manage who can use, edit, and orchestrate each agent.
- Deploy agents to specific users, groups, or the entire organization, controlling who can use each agent
- Share agents with collaborators who can edit and configure them, separate from end-user access
- Control which other agents can call this agent in multi-agent workflows (agent-to-agent access)
Tool-level controls
Govern every action and integration your agents can reach.
- Pre-built actions for reading, writing, and processing data across connected systems
- Package first- or third-party actions into governed MCP servers with built-in audit logs, access controls, and HITL
- Human-in-the-loop gates for manual approval before sensitive operations, configurable per action
Audit & risk
Full visibility into every agent action, with automated risk detection built in.
- Every prompt, response, and tool invocation logged with full traceability to user, agent, and model
- Proactive risk flagging to surface hidden exposure, block dangerous actions, and alert admins in real time
Featured in
SOC 2 + GDPR + CCPA
Credal infrastructure is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, tested and verified. Cloud and on-premise deployments supported.
Connect your company's data securely
Credal inherits permissions across all connected source systems. When a user queries an agent, the response only pulls from sources that user has permission to access.
Sync permissions from Google Drive, Slack, Confluence, SharePoint, Salesforce, and 50+ sources
Automatically update permissions cache in real-time, synced with SSO
Granular and configurable access controls, no data leakage across permission boundaries
Permission Sync
All sources synced Live
Build autonomous agents for production-level scale
Build agents that reason across your data and take action in Salesforce, Jira, Slack, and every system your teams rely on. Every action or skill can be precisely scoped or given free reign.
- Build agents with permissioned access to data, context, tools, and MCP servers
- Connect agents to hundreds of approved actions across your tech stack
- Stitch together complex workflows with specialized agents that work collaboratively
Access hundreds of tools out-of-the-box
Read, write, and update across 50+ systems. Create tickets, update records, send messages, and more.
Enforceable human-in-the-loop approval, audit logging, and access controls on every action
Add tools from third-party MCP servers with full Credal governance applied automatically
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Transcript
October 23, 2025
Ravin from Credal.ai discussed the company’s agent registry and Model Context Protocol (MCP) with representatives from Customer X, including Joe from the security team. The conversation covered Credal’s capabilities around agent management, security, and integration with Customer X’s existing systems, leading to an agreement to explore a proof-of-concept collaboration within the next couple of weeks, pending the signing of an NDA.
Next Steps
- Joe will send the NDA to Ravin today.
- Ravin will loop in his chief of staff to provide the DUNS number for the NDA.
- Company X’s team will huddle internally to define the scope of the POC.