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Your Enterprise Now Has Two Workforces.
People. Agents. XOPS Governs Both.

Every employee already has an HR record. Every AI agent needs one too. XOPS maintains both on a single operational spine.

Two workforces

One org spine, one control plane

Continuous

Governed as reality changes, not reconciled after

Weeks, not quarters

To the first production Outcome

The category shift

One Operating Model.
Two Workforces.

Every previous technology wave gave employees better tools.
AI created an entirely new workforce.

XOPS is the control plane for AI Workforce Operations.

XOPS maintains the live AI Position of every employee and every agent: the same ownership, budget, policy, autonomy, and lifecycle primitives, applied identically to both workforces and attributed to one org spine.

Employees

Agents

Persona

Identity

Manager

Owner

Budget

Budget

Policy

Policy

Autonomy

Autonomy

Lifecycle

Lifecycle

Declared outcome

Every seat and every agent stays inside its budget, governed by policy, and attributed to a real owner.

Employee AI Position

Persona · Models allowed · Tools allowed · Monthly budget · Autonomy ceiling · Warn / throttle / suspend thresholds

Agent Workforce Position

Identity · Owner · Cost center · Budget · Tokens · Agent Workforce Index · Autonomy ceiling

ONE ORG SPINE

Department · Cost center · Region

Governed action

Warn · Throttle · Suspend · Reassign · Reclaim · Fund

What changes

A Position Governs.
A Dashboard Only Reports.

Four ways the same AI Position changes the operating model for both workforces at once.

1. Dashboards report. A Position governs.

A dashboard tells you what was spent. XOPS maintains the Position that determines what should happen next, for every seat and every agent.

2. Budgets are static. A Position enforces continuously.

Warn, throttle, and suspend thresholds are evaluated continuously against actual consumption, not reconciled at the end of the month.

3. Agents are invisible. A Position attributes every one.

Every agent and every API key resolves to an owner, a cost center, and a workforce score. Unattributed spend becomes a visible governance gap, not a mystery line item.

4. Alerts arrive late. A Position acts before it compounds.

A runaway agent or an approaching budget is throttled or escalated the moment it crosses a threshold, not discovered when finance closes the books.

One operating model, not two.
Employees and agents look different on the org chart, but they are governed by the identical primitives: a persona or identity, an owner, a budget, a policy, an autonomy ceiling, and a lifecycle.

That symmetry is what makes both workforces governable from the same control plane.

Not a concept. A screen.

This Is What Governing
the Agent Workforce Looks Like.

The Agent Consumption view inside XOPS Experience Center: every agent priced, scored, and attributed to an owner, live.

my.xops.io/agent-consumption

Pillar 02 · Agents · Last 30 Days

Agent AI consumption 1

Autonomous agents and API keys owned by cost center and region, scored by AWI, priced by tokens, flagged when unattributed.

Agent Spend

$187,305

Last 30 days

Active Agents

32

100% cost-center owned 2

Employee Pillar

Seat fit & rightsizing

$122,000 recoverable 3

Agent Pillar · AWI

Agent Workforce Index 4

17

Green

9

Amber

6

Red

Detail · Agents by Cost Center

Security Ops Agent 015Data Analytics Cost Center72 · RED
Customer Success Agent 007IT Operations Cost Center82 · AMBER
Finance Ops Agent 021Strategy Cost Center79 · GREEN
1Two workforces, one screen: employee seats and autonomous agents, governed side by side.
2Every agent resolves to a cost center. Unattributed agents are a visible governance gap.
3Rightsizing runs continuously, not as an annual true-up project.
4AWI bands the entire agent workforce green, amber, or red, so leadership sees risk at a glance.

Representative product view, XOPS Experience Center. Agent names, cost centers, and figures shown are illustrative.

The employee AI estate

Every Employee Receives
an AI Persona.

A persona is an entitlement catalog, not a budget line. It defines which models an employee may use, which tools they may reach, what their monthly budget is, and how much autonomy their AI assistant is allowed to exercise on their behalf. Limits are defined once on the persona and enforced for every employee mapped to it.

Executive

Autonomy L3

Models

Claude Opus · GPT-5.1

Tools

Claude for Work · ChatGPT Enterprise · Microsoft 365 Copilot

75%

Warn

90%

Throttle

Manager

Autonomy L2

Models

Claude Sonnet · GPT-5.1 Mini · Copilot M365

Tools

Claude for Work · Microsoft 365 Copilot

Budget

$1,000/mo

80%

Warn

95%

Throttle

100%

Suspend

Security Analyst

Autonomy L2

Models

Claude Sonnet · GPT-5.1

Tools

Claude for Work · ChatGPT Enterprise

70%

Warn

90%

Throttle

Finance Analyst

Autonomy L1

Models

GPT-5.1 · Claude Sonnet

Tools

ChatGPT Enterprise · Claude for Work

Budget

$700/mo

80%

Warn

95%

Throttle

100%

Suspend

Illustrative persona configuration from a live product view. Models, tools, budgets, and thresholds are configured per organization.

Autonomy ceiling is not a model choice. It is a governance decision.
Everyone talks about which models an employee may use. Very few enterprises are talking about how much authority the AI acting on that employee's behalf may exercise without a human in the loop. The autonomy ceiling makes that decision explicit, per persona, and enforces it continuously.

The agent workforce

Meet Your New KPI:
The Agent Workforce Index.

Every autonomous agent is continuously scored across four dimensions, then banded green, amber, or red. AWI is the single number that tells a leadership team whether the agent workforce is governed, not just running.

Efficiency

Value produced per dollar and per token spent.

Identity

Whether the agent resolves to a real owner and cost center.

Economic

Spend against budget, fit, and expected demand.

Fidelity

Whether the agent operates within its declared scope.

Autonomy ceiling

How much authority an agent may exercise, not just which model it runs.

L1

Drafts and recommends. A human executes every action.

L2

Executes routine actions within scope. Exceptions route to a human.

L3

Executes broadly within policy. Reviewed continuously against AWI.

Priority actions

What XOPS surfaces automatically, ranked and routed to the owner, without a manual review cycle.

Critical

Support Triage Agent 020

Agent workforce risk: review governance, scope, and economic alignment.

AWI 80 · RED
Critical

Security Ops Agent 025

Agent workforce risk: review governance, scope, and economic alignment.

AWI 80 · RED
Critical

Security Ops Agent 015

Agent workforce risk: review governance, scope, and economic alignment.

AWI 72 · RED

Illustrative product view. Agent names and scores are representative of a live governance workspace.

Rightsizing

Rightsizing
the AI Workforce.

The same discipline that rightsizes software licenses and device fleets now applies to AI seats and agents, routing every over-provisioned entitlement to an owner for action.

Credential hygiene

Zombie AI Credentials.

API keys don't get offboarded when an employee leaves. XOPS finds every credential still active after its owner has departed.

sk-dem...9004MicrosoftUnattributed · departed 14 days agoFlagged
sk-dem...9001AnthropicUnattributed · departed 14 days agoFlagged

Illustrative scenario

When the owner leaves

Employee A leaves on Friday.
Their agent is still spending on Monday.

XOPS already knew Employee A owned Agent X, that it runs on API Key K, bills to Cost Center C, spends about 2.3M tokens a day against an $8,000/month budget, and reports to Manager B.

Without a Position

An orphaned agent nobody stops.

  • Friday: Workday processes the termination. Okta deprovisions the person. The standard offboarding ticket closes.
  • Monday: Agent X keeps running on API Key K. Its credentials are still valid, its $8,000/month budget still funds it, and roughly 2.3M tokens a day keep flowing.
  • Quarter close: Finance finds spend against a cost center whose owner left 90 days ago. No system tied the agent to the departed employee.

With XOPS

One decision. The estate stays true.

  • Termination event fires: XOPS immediately identifies every assistant, API key, and agent Employee A owned, with current spend and budget.
  • To Manager B: one decision, reassign ownership or retire the agent, with current inventory, spend, budget, and downstream impact shown before the choice.
  • XOPS executes: if reassigned, ownership, budget, and policy transfer across HR, identity, and finance. If retired, credentials are revoked, the agent disabled, and the spend stopped.

One departure. Every assistant, key, and agent accounted for.
Nothing left spending in the dark.

Coverage, not a pilot

Enterprise coverage,
built for the real stack.

The operating properties required to govern AI across a complex enterprise estate.

200+

Enterprise & AI integrations

4

Major AI providers covered

Continuous

Enforcement, not alerting after the fact

Above your stack

Deploys on the systems you already run

AI providers covered: Anthropic OpenAI Google Microsoft

For CFOs, CIOs, CISOs & FinOps leaders

See your AI Position for the first time.

A 15-minute working session. No prep required.

Not another FinOps dashboard. The control plane for AI Workforce Operations.

Your next workforce doesn't report to HR.
It reports to XOPS.