Permission to act. Boundaries that hold.
Agentic travel needs clear authority, scoped access and accountable decisions. Our security program is being developed alongside the product.
The traveller needs a later flight. The agent finds an option and checks its authority.
The fare exceeds the delegated limit by $80. The agent routes the reason and alternative to the manager.
The manager approves this exception. The approval, scope and action stay in the audit record.
Simulated example. Product availability confirmed during early access.
Work is underway. These statuses do not represent a completed SOC 2 examination or PCI DSS validation for Atlas5.
Access follows the role.
Separate traveller, organiser, approver and finance responsibilities. Delegation should stay within the grantor’s authority, with visibility into who can do what.
A traceable financial story.
Keep the booking, approval, payment and supporting record connected. Coinflow is the identified payment subprocessor; read the public security overview for the current processing model.
Flight → booking → payment✓
Hotel → folio → payment✓
Taxi · receipt missing$28 →
The booking, card payment and hotel folio arrive as separate records.
The finance agent connects the amounts, trip and cost centre. Routine matches are resolved.
One $28 item lacks a receipt. Finance gets that exception, with the rest of the trip already matched.
Simulated example. Product availability confirmed during early access.
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