Map your IAM & agentic AI stack to PlainID's runtime authorization control plane
Select your IGA, SSO, directory, PAM, AI-agent framework, MCP gateway, API gateway and secrets-management tools, and generate a personalized technical “Better Together with PlainID” blueprint — macro architecture, the four-layer agentic guardrail flow, per-vendor value, and a capability matrix showing how your stack composes into continuous run-time authorization for humans, machines and AI agents.
Configure your stack
Select your foundational Identity, Access Management, and Agentic AI tools. We'll generate a technical blueprint showing how to integrate them with PlainID for continuous runtime authorization across human and NHI (machine, service, AI agents).
Integration blueprint — frequently asked questions
How PlainID composes with your existing identity and agentic AI tooling.
How does PlainID integrate with my existing IAM stack?
PlainID sits alongside your IGA, SSO, directory and PAM tools as a centralized Policy Decision Point (PDP). Your SSO and directory continue to authenticate identities and assert who is acting; PlainID receives those tokens and claims and decides what each identity — human or non-human — can do at run time. It pulls attributes from IGA as a Policy Information Point and brokers high-risk, step-up access through PAM. Enforcement points (PEPs) are distributed close to the action: in apps, API gateways, microservices, data stores and agentic frameworks. Nothing is ripped out — PlainID orchestrates the stack you already own.What is composite identity evaluation?
Composite identity evaluation is PlainID's approach to authorizing delegated, agentic execution. Rather than authorizing only the AI agent (which over-privileges automation) or only the human (which ignores the context of who is actually executing), PlainID evaluates a multi-dimensional policy that combines user attributes, agent attributes (trust level, purpose), task intent and resource sensitivity. The result is a single run-time decision that reflects both the human on whose behalf the action runs and the non-human identity carrying it out.Does PlainID replace my IGA or SSO?
No. PlainID is purpose-built for run-time authorization and is complementary to governance and authentication tools. IGA owns identity lifecycle, certifications and compliance posture; SSO and your directory own authentication and federation. PlainID consumes those signals and externalizes the authorization logic that would otherwise be hard-coded into every application and agent. That is the 'Better Together' model — each tool does what it does best, orchestrated through one policy-based control plane.How are AI agents (NHI) authorized at run time?
AI agents are non-human identities (NHI) whose intent is inferred at run time and whose actions span multiple steps and systems. PlainID enforces four guardrails along the agentic flow: input guardrails categorize and approve/decline the prompt; data guardrails inject filters into vector stores and databases before data reaches the model; MCP tool guardrails govern which tools the agent can list and invoke, with parameter-level inspection; and output guardrails mask or redact regulated data in the response. For high-risk actions, PlainID triggers human-in-the-loop step-up and binds ephemeral, task-scoped credentials through your PAM vault.Is this an official integration list?
No. This tool is an interactive architecture aid that illustrates how PlainID's run-time authorization control plane fits alongside common categories of IAM and agentic AI tooling. The vendor names are drawn from widely used products to make the blueprint concrete for your environment; selecting one does not imply a certified, packaged integration, and the descriptions are general industry context, not vendor endorsements. For confirmed integrations and deployment patterns for your specific stack, request an architect review.