About Automentic
Automation you can answer for
Automentic builds the identity and evidence layer for enterprise AI agents. We started from a question that kept coming up in security reviews and never had a good answer: when an autonomous system does something consequential, who exactly did it, and how would you prove it?
Automentic
Authenticated Agentic Automation — verifiable identity, signed actions and audit trails for enterprise AI agents
26 Saint Georges Terrace, International House, Perth, W.A 6000, Australia
2026
Agents are about to do a great deal of consequential work inside enterprises. Every one of those actions should carry a name, an authorisation and a signature — not because regulation demands it, but because nobody should have to take automation on faith.
How we build
Four things we refuse to compromise
Open standards, not our own
We build on OAuth 2.0, OIDC, SAML, X.509, mTLS, SPIFFE and W3C Verifiable Credentials. A proprietary identity format would make you dependent on us, and would not survive an auditor's first question.
Federate, never replace
Your identity provider stays the source of truth. We have seen enough shadow directories to know that a second one is how access control quietly stops being real.
Evidence as a by-product
Compliance work that runs separately from real work always drifts from it. The audit trail is produced by the workflow itself, which is the only way it stays true.
A human stays accountable
Autonomy is not the goal; leverage is. Every consequential action traces back to a person who authorised the policy that permitted it — the agent is the instrument, not the excuse.
Come and pressure-test it
The fastest way to judge whether any of this is real is to watch an agent prove itself against your own stack. Bring your hardest question.