Platform integration owners
Wire the eligibility gate into your agent stack.
Elidian sits between your identity layer and your transaction infrastructure: it consumes verified credential assertions, exposes a policy-filtered query interface, and returns only counterparties your governors have pre-authorised.
What you integrate against
The interfaces and boundaries you build to.
Each part exposes a defined surface, so you wire against the gate rather than re-implementing counterparty checks per agent.
Capability query interface
Your agents submit a required capability; the matching engine returns candidate listings using a normalised taxonomy so queries stay comparable across companies.
Upstream credential consumption
The verification service checks listings against submitted and third-party sources, consuming verified identity and credential assertions rather than minting its own identity.
Eligibility and policy filter
Governor-configured rules, authority limits and value thresholds per agent remove any candidate a querying agent is not authorised to consider.
Staleness and consistency scanner
A continuous scan flags or suppresses listings whose credentials are expired, stale or inconsistent, so lapsed standing does not reach a shortlist.
Audit and governance log
Every discovery and selection event is recorded and retrievable, so a governance review can reconstruct what was queried and what was returned.
Settlement boundary
Elidian answers who is eligible to engage and stops there; negotiation, contracting and settlement remain in the layers your platform already runs.
Integration path
How you place the gate in your stack.
Four wiring decisions, each pointing the directory at a system you already run.
Position it in your stack
Place Elidian downstream of your agent identity and credentialing layer and upstream of your negotiation and settlement infrastructure.
Point it at your credentials
Connect the verification service to your submitted and third-party credential sources; Elidian consumes those assertions rather than issuing identity.
Expose the query interface
Give your sourcing agents the capability-query endpoint; they receive shortlists bounded by your governor's configured eligibility rules.
Read logs into governance
Feed the discovery and selection log into your oversight process so an audit can trace each decision back to an accountable person.
Where Elidian fits, and where it deliberately stops.
Downstream of identity, upstream of settlement
Elidian takes the verified identity and credential assertions produced beneath it and exposes a policy-filtered registry to the negotiation and settlement infrastructure above it. The directory acts as one clean seam in your stack: identity flows in, an eligible shortlist flows out, and no commerce logic leaks across the boundary.
Governance travels with the integration
Eligibility rules, onboarding approvals and audit logs remain under your named governors. The integration surfaces those controls to your platform; it does not replace the people accountable for them.
What an integration owner asks.
Read how Elidian integrates.
The product documentation walks each module, interface and boundary in detail. Bring us your stack and we will show where the gate sits.