Your teams are deploying AI agents faster than IT can count them. Slack bots, GitHub copilots, custom GPTs, workflow automations — nobody has the full picture. Node finds every agent across your stack and tells you what it does, who owns it, and whether it's earning its keep.
Three things you need before the next board meeting asks “how many AI agents are running in our business?”
Node scans across Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, and GitHub to surface every AI agent in your environment. Custom bots, third-party copilots, workflow automations, API-connected models — including the ones nobody asked permission to deploy.
Every agent is linked to the capability, workflow, and team it touches. Not just “we have 47 agents” — but which ones are embedded in revenue operations, which ones have access to customer data, and which ones overlap with three others doing the same job.
Ownership, access scope, last active date, and spend. When an agent goes dormant, you know. When a team member who deployed it leaves the company, you know. When two agents are doing the same thing for different teams, you know.
AI agent adoption doesn't go through procurement. Someone on the sales team connects a GPT to the CRM. Engineering installs a code review bot. Marketing sets up an AI content workflow. By the time anyone asks “what AI are we running?” — the answer is already complicated. Node finds them all without anyone self-reporting.
Not every agent is a risk and not every agent is valuable. Node maps each one to the workflow it supports, the data it accesses, and the team that depends on it. You get a clear picture of which agents are critical infrastructure, which are experiments that worked, and which are dead weight nobody turned off.
Every agent has a named owner, a defined scope, and a status. When someone leaves the company, their agents are flagged. When an agent's access exceeds its purpose, it surfaces. When you need to shut something down, the audit trail is already built.
Shadow IT was spreadsheets and rogue Dropbox accounts. Shadow AI is agents with access to your CRM, your codebase, and your customer data — and nobody in security knows they exist.
Node maps how your business works and how software supports it — so every decision is grounded in what's real.
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