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What Is Gatekeeper?

Gatekeeper controls which AI services your organisation can access. It enforces your default policy and any explicit exceptions, allowing or blocking services as people work. It is your access control layer for AI.

How It Works

Gatekeeper is built from two simple parts: a default rule that applies to every service, and a list of exceptions for the services you want to treat differently. When someone reaches an AI service, Gatekeeper checks it against your policy and acts at once. You define the policy. Gatekeeper applies it the same way for every workspace and every person.

Choose Your Default Rule

All AI services are allowed unless you explicitly block them. You then add the services you want to block as exceptions. This suits organisations that want broad access with a few clear exclusions.

Add Exceptions

Search the service catalogue and select the services to block or allow. Everything else follows your default rule. You can adjust the list at any time, and changes take effect on the next trace.

Common Setups

Keep AI broadly available, but block a handful of services you do not trust or have not approved. Good for teams early in their AI adoption.
Block everything by default and allow only the services that have passed your review. Good for regulated work and strict vendor policies.
When someone reaches a blocked service, Gatekeeper can point them to an approved alternative that meets the same need.

Working Alongside Data Protector

Gatekeeper and Data Protector review each trace independently. A trace can pass Gatekeeper’s service check and still be caught by Data Protector for sensitive content. Each agent adds its own layer.

Service catalogue

Browse the AI services Velatir can detect.

Configuring agents

Apply your policy across workspaces.