Define the mandate
Turn the original instruction into confirmed quantities, specifications, limits and delivery requirements.
Verify that every agent purchase matches what you actually asked. Bring intent authorization to the financial workflows you already use.
“Buy 20 laptops for our new hires. Dell or Lenovo, at least 16 GB RAM. Up to $20,000. Deliver to our Miami office.”
Quantity: expected 20 laptops. The purchase stays within budget, but changes what you authorized.
Illustrative criteria only. No payment is submitted.
A $19,900 purchase can meet your spending limit and still buy ten laptops you never asked for. TRUSTY checks the action against the original mandate, before the workflow proceeds.
Try the 20-laptop example16 GB RAM · Miami office
$19,900 · Within the $20,000 limit
TRUSTY flags the quantity mismatch for human review.
Turn the original instruction into confirmed quantities, specifications, limits and delivery requirements.
Compare the proposed cart with each requirement. Surface mismatches and missing evidence for review.
Connect the instruction, proposed action and decision. Add the observed outcome when the workflow is integrated.
Use Brex alone? Start there. Use Brex and Ramp? Apply the same mandate checks to both workflows as connections become available.
Your financial platforms keep their native spending controls. TRUSTY adds context about what the human authorized.
Start with your existing Brex workflow. One provider is enough.
Illustrated setup. Connectors are planned; pilot access depends on the workflow.A 30-day design partner pilot for teams bringing agents into procurement. Begin in observation mode and move to limited controls after validation.
Explore a pilotDefine the mandate and purchase evidence.
Compare intent checks with human approvals.
Review mismatches within an agreed scope.
Review confirmed deviations, effort and evidence.