Humanos turns approvals, permissions, enterprise policies, and delegated authority into machine-verifiable runtime authorization systems can verify before execution.
Humanos is a runtime authorization layer that sits between any acting system — an AI agent, an ERP, a treasury, a trading desk — and the systems it tries to act on.
Before an action executes, the system asks Humanos: “is this allowed, right now, by whom, under what mandate?” Humanos returns a portable, verifiable answer the rest of the stack can trust.
Humanos issues runtime authorization, propagates it across systems, verifies actions before execution, recovers missing approval dynamically, and generates independently verifiable proof afterwards.
Runtime authorization propagates across APIs, agents, workflows, and external systems — so every participant can verify what actions are actually allowed before execution.
Every action passes through six deterministic checks before it touches a system of record. No verification, no execution.
Most systems allow or deny. Humanos recovers execution legitimacy in real time — pausing an action, collecting what's missing, resuming where it stopped.
Every action emits independently verifiable proof — anchored, signed, and re-verifiable by any party that needs to attest to what happened.
one verification event · permanent record · re-verifiable forever
Contracts, approvals, and enterprise rules normalize into runtime authorization semantics — composable, signed, machine-verifiable.
Humanos does not replace identity infrastructure. It standardizes authorization semantics around the identity you already have.
Humanos complements the systems you already run. The trust layer slots in alongside identity, applications, and external counterparties — without replacing any of them.
Organized by execution environment, not industry. Each setting shares the same primitive: actions that need to verify before they execute.
Agents move capital within signed mandates. Every transfer carries an independently verifiable proof.
Purchase orders, payments, and exceptions clear at runtime — verified against policy before they reach the system of record.
Orders, releases, and consent flows execute under signed clinical authority, recoverable mid-action.
Strategies operate inside scoped trading authority — every fill emits a proof a counterparty can verify.
Buyer agents transact across merchants with portable spending authority, settled against signed limits.
Multi-step AI workflows pause, escalate, and resume — never executing beyond the authority granted.
Today, authorization is trapped inside applications and workflows. Humanos separates it from systems and turns it into portable runtime infrastructure — reusable across organizations, APIs, agents, and autonomous workflows.
