Find out what your AI tools can reach without you knowing
Most companies can name their AI tools. Almost none can say what those tools can touch.
Which AI tools does your team use?
Include anything people use for work, whoever pays for it.
What can each one reach?
Tick everything a tool can see or act on — through a plug-in, a connector, or because someone pasted it in.
And what is watching them?
Best guess is fine. "I don't know" is a real answer and it scores like one.
Pick what each tool can reach.
And this is only what you know about. Every one of these answers came from you, so the real picture can only be larger — the tool nobody mentioned, the connector someone approved last year, the account that is not on the company bill.
AI Access Control
One checkpoint that every AI tool in your business passes through. You keep the tools your people already like — what changes is that you can see what they touch, and say no before they do something you would not have approved.
- We put it in front of what you already use. Nobody changes tool. The difference is that requests now go through something that can see them.
- You set what needs asking first. Reading a document, fine. Sending mail to a client, emptying a folder, changing a record — that waits for a person.
- Everything is written down. One log of what every tool did, which is the thing you cannot reconstruct afterwards when somebody asks.
Eyetea · AI Access Control · a self-reported picture, not a discovery scan
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