Roll out AI agents across the org — without losing the audit trail.
For larger organizations, the hard part isn't the model — it's getting it past security, procurement, and legal, and keeping it there. Kommit is the control plane that makes the rollout auditable: one place to see every agent, gate the risky actions, and keep policy, approval, cost, and evidence attached to every run. This track is sales-assisted — we scope it with you.
The pilot was never the problem. The rollout is.
Every enterprise AI program hits the same four walls between a working demo and a signed-off deployment. The control plane exists to take them down.
- Security review is the real launch dateThe pilot works; then it meets InfoSec. Without SSO, RBAC, and an audit trail on day one, the review resets every quarter.
- No one can say which agents existTeams ship agents faster than anyone can inventory them. When the board asks what has access to what, there's no single answer.
- The data can't leave the regionResidency, retention, and a signed DPA aren't a phase two. If they're not settled up front, procurement stops the whole thing.
- Evidence has to satisfy a regulator, not a demo"It looked fine" doesn't survive an audit. You need a record of who approved what, under which policy, and what it cost.
The controls procurement asks for, on by default.
Inventory, gates, approvals, cost, and evidence in one operating model — with the enterprise plumbing wired in, not bolted on. The full mechanics live on the platform page; here's what an enterprise rollout leans on.
None of this is duplicated here — see how it actually works. See the platform →
Two ways in, both sales-assisted.
Bring us the messy version and we'll tell you straight whether it's ready — then either your team runs it on the platform, or ours builds the first rollout alongside you.
We roll out the first one with you
A senior pod scopes the use case, wires it into your stack, and hands it back as code you own — governed from the first commit. This is the consulting practice, pointed at your rollout.
Stated honestly, updated like a changelog
We don't claim certifications we don't hold. One control is live today; the rest are in build, and the trust page says exactly which is which. Nothing there is a promise about the future.
Custom, and scoped on a call. No list price.
Enterprise is a different motion from the self-serve plans — we scope it together and price to the work. The plan comparison and where enterprise sits live on the pricing page.
See it on your stack.
30 minutes with our team. We'll walk the rollout, the governance, and everything procurement will ask — and answer it honestly. Bring your own NDA; we'll sign in 24 hours.