Expedient adds agent tools and spending controls to its AI CTRL governance platform

Nov 12, 2026
The cloud provider's platform now comes in three tiers, from governed chat to an agent workflow engine, each running in a dedicated single-tenant instance.

Cloud provider Expedient has released a new version of its AI CTRL Platform, which puts a company's AI chat, models and agents under one governance and management layer, according to a press release. Each client runs in its own single-tenant instance in Expedient's cloud.

The platform now has three tiers. Secure Chat offers governed chat across multiple models with a model router, single sign-on, audit records and redaction of personal data. Secure Chat + Knowledge adds retrieval over company data with governed connectors and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. The Agentic Workflow Engine adds tools to build agents, multi-step workflows and applications.

Administrators can control which people use which models and agents, review request-level audit logs, feed them into security tools and set spending caps. "Our clients want to move faster with AI, and they want one partner accountable for the platform and the infrastructure behind it," said CEO Bryan Smith. Expedient also launched a redesigned web and desktop workspace.

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