Every agent needs an identity.
Now they have one.
Agents act for your people but run on keys nobody tracks. Willow gives every agent an identity tied to a real employee.
The Problem Today
Every agent in your org is running on borrowed credentials.
Personal API keys tied to employee accounts. Shared service accounts over-permissioned by default. Ad-hoc OAuth tokens with no central revocation. None of these were built for autonomous, multi-tool, non-human workers.
How It Works
Every agent inherits identity from a real employee through your existing IdP. Not a service account. A real human identity, groups, roles, permissions all flowing through to every action.
Features
Zero-Trust
Authentication
Every agent interaction authenticated at runtime. No persistent sessions. No assumed trust. Every time.
Agent Identity
Primitives
Each agent receives a governed credential, scoped, time-bound, tied to a real user. Provision, suspend, and audit agents individually.
Role-Based Access
Control
Agents inherit exactly what their operator is entitled to. Nothing more.
SCIM Provisioning
Employee joins, changes roles, or offboards, and agent access updates automatically. No orphaned credentials. No lingering connections.
SSO Integration
Native Okta, Entra ID, and JumpCloud via OIDC, OAuth2, SAML, and JWT. Same infrastructure your org already trusts.
App-Aware Permissions
Most identity systems answer: can this user access this tool? Willow answers: what can this agent actually do inside it? Not "can this agent connect to Jira", but can it read tickets, create tickets, reassign them, delete them, across which projects? Permissions at the action level. Least privilege enforced at execution.
Compliance
Every identity event logged, timestamped, immutable.
Authentication attempts, permission checks, access grants, denials all captured, all exportable.
Everything you need to get your Basecamp running.
Your agents are already in the wild.
Give them a Basecamp. Go from AI chaos to AI work, in minutes.
