Platform
Every agent governed. Every action provable.
Billity AI is a Network-Intelligent Governed AI Platform: a governed agent runtime, a governed data gateway, real-time consent verification, and cross-network intelligence in one system - so sales, marketing, data, and compliance teams can act on signal beyond their own four walls without taking on provenance risk.
The governed stack
Four capabilities. One platform.
Billity does not ask you to assemble a governed AI stack from different vendors. It delivers the agent, the gateway, the consent layer, and the network signal under one surface.
Governed Agent Runtime
AI agents that reason, recommend, and prepare actions across your systems. Every agent prepares; a human approves.
ExploreGoverned Data Gateway
Every read scoped at the row and column. Every write gated behind block / mask / approve - the path data moves through, not a policy overlay.
Exploreconsent.check()Real-Time Consent Verification
Before any action touches a customer record, active consent is confirmed for that identity, at that moment - and revocation propagates everywhere downstream.
Explorenetwork.enrich()Cross-Network Intelligence
Consented, source-masked behavioral signal from across the Billity network - intent, propensity, lifecycle patterns no single tenant could produce alone.
ExploreHow it works
One governed pattern, every time.
The agent reasons, the gateway governs access, the consent layer makes every action provable, and the network adds signal no single tenant could produce alone - with a human approving before anything reaches a customer.
- Step 01
Agent reasons over your data
- Step 02
Gateway scopes every read & write
- Step 03
Consent verified inline
- Step 04
Network signal enriches (opt-in)
- Step 05
Human approves the action
- Step 06
Audit record emitted
The platform can run entirely in-boundary and air-gap-capable using the agent runtime, data gateway, and consent layer alone. Cross-network enrichment is an opt-in tier for organizations that want cross-boundary lift and accept a governed, masked, consented egress. Same platform, two postures, deployed to match your security requirements.
Platform architecture
One data layer. Infinite applications.
The Billity AI platform is a four-layer architecture: data enters through Consented Data Clean Rooms, is accessed through the governed Data Gateway, gains network-wide intelligence through Cross-Network Signals, and produces actionable outputs through the governed Agent Runtime.
- 300M+
- Consented consumer records
- Directly from network partners
- 100%
- Consent-verified actions
- Every action validated against active consent
- 99.9%
- Platform uptime SLA
- Enterprise reliability guarantee
- < 50ms
- API latency
- Median global response time
Why now
The market is already moving toward consent.
The spend on cross-boundary signal is not disappearing - it is migrating to consent-verified sources. Regulatory pressure, rising acquisition costs, and buyers who refuse enrichment without a revocation guarantee are accelerating the shift.
- $2.8B
- Intent-data platform market
- Projected to $8.7B by 2033 at ~15% CAGR
- $1.5B
- Data clean room market
- ~20% CAGR; IDC: 60% of enterprises by 2028
- 40-60%
- Rise in customer acquisition cost
- Loyalty members spend 67% more than non-members
- 19 states
- Now enforce comprehensive privacy laws
- 82% of orgs raised privacy investment after regulatory change
The consented data clean room
A different kind of clean room from the analytics platforms.
This is where the platform is most differentiated: a governed, multi-party surface where member organizations run agent-driven sales, marketing, and loyalty workflows over shared customer data - consent enforced as a live control, every customer-affecting action human-gated and audited.
The standard network
The low-friction on-ramp. A single shared network any subscribing tenant can join, composed so only non-competing verticals ever share a room - cross-vertical signal, with a direct competitor never in the room.
The data clean rooms
Deeper, self-directed collaboration. Invite-only rooms a tenant assembles for itself - a hotel and an airline, a retailer and a payments provider - any set of parties that choose to work together.
Identity + warehouse clean-room stack
- Unit of work: the audience segment
- Purpose: media activation and measurement
- Acts by pushing segments to ad destinations
- Assembled from an identity vendor plus a data platform
- Audit trail: activation and query logs
Billity consented clean room
- Unit of work: the individual consented customer
- Purpose: operational sales, loyalty, and service action
- Acts via a governed AI agent, human-gated, inside the room
- One platform - can still plug into an existing warehouse
- One correlated record: consent, action, approval, revocation
Because Billity captures consent at the source, customers who opted into partner sharing are identified and personalized to across a collaboration; everyone else stays pseudonymized, enforced at the data path, under every path, always.
Explore the Consented Data Clean RoomWhy Billity AI
Built to be governed, not just fast.
One governed platform
Governed agent runtime, governed data gateway, consent verification, and cross-network intelligence - integrated under one surface. No assembling from multiple vendors, no gaps where governance breaks down.
Consent-native, not consent-bolted
Consent verification is the substrate the platform is built on, not a feature added to a data product. Every call is consent-gated at serve time, with revocation that propagates to every downstream consumer.
Human-gated by design
No autonomous customer-affecting action is ever executed without human review. That's a platform invariant, not a configuration option.
Network intelligence no one tenant can build
The cross-network graph requires a pre-existing, consented, multi-tenant network and a legal architecture - five-layer consent model, dual-consent edges, provenance masking - already in place.
Integrates with what you already run
Billity connects to your CRM, your data warehouse, your existing tools. The governed agent and data gateway layer on top of your infrastructure, not in place of it.
Audit-ready from turn one
Every action produces a correlated record: what the agent did, what data the gateway permitted, that consent was verified, and that revocation propagates - the artifact examiners ask for.
Build on a governed, consent-verified platform.
See how the governed agent runtime, data gateway, consent verification, and cross-network intelligence work together - or go straight to the consented data clean room.