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Delegated Purchase Authority Agent

Verify authority before action.

Check whether a buyer's AI assistant has permission to make the specific purchase it requests.

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Delegation scopeIllustrative demo

Check fixture delegation D-7 for a £450 GBP purchase from merchant M-2.

  1. Validated configured issuer and signature fixture.

What it does

Check who approved the purchase and what they permitted.

Check whether a buyer's AI assistant has permission to make the specific purchase it requests. Built for merchants implementing explicit buyer-agent delegation checks.

  1. Verify the delegated identity

    Provide the purchase details and the buyer's verifiable authorisation through your configured identity system. Issuer status and previous authorisation events can help explain a failed authority check.

  2. Match the exact purchase

    Check who authorised the purchase, the amount, permitted action and expiry before proceeding.

  3. Recheck before commitment

    Get an authority check and a clear reason if a person must confirm or renew permission.

How it works

Check whether a buyer's AI assistant has permission to make the specific purchase it requests. Built for merchants implementing explicit buyer-agent delegation checks.

Agent architectureTools · knowledge · outputs · oversight
Approved documents and context
Merchant-supported delegation and trust configuration Revocation store, nonce ledger and action policy Optional: trusted issuer key-rotation and revocation history, to diagnose why an authority proof no longer verifies. Optional: account-scoped authorisation audit records tied to the same purchase intent, to identify replay or superseded permission.
Check authority against the actual action
Compare verified permission with the buyer, action, amount, currency and time covered by the authorisation.
Make permission gaps easier to resolve
Show the missing or expired authority and the confirmation needed from a person before proceeding.
Auth0 · Validate configured identity claims (read)
Use a supported merchant identity setup; identity validation alone is not purchasing consent.
Okta · Read configured principal entitlement (read)
Alternative identity source where the merchant explicitly uses it; choose one authoritative principal path.
Stripe · Read configured payment intent status (read)
Bind financial context where supported; no generic agent delegation capability is implied.
Human review and permissions
Security owner approves trust models; the principal performs supported step-up for an expanded mandate. If something fails, pause the affected request and check what actually happened. Correct the source information, repeat the checks and renew approval if the proposed action changed. Keep a record of the issue.
  1. 01Gather the context

    Bring together the relevant information from Auth0, Okta, Stripe.

  2. 02Check what matters

    Check who authorised the purchase, the amount, permitted action and expiry before proceeding.

  3. 03Prepare the result

    Get an authority check and a clear reason if a person must confirm or renew permission. What has been checked, what still needs a decision and whether any requested action actually completed. Keep private internal notes out of the buyer's response.

  4. 04Review proposed changes

    Security owner approves trust models; the principal performs supported step-up for an expanded mandate. If something fails, pause the affected request and check what actually happened. Correct the source information, repeat the checks and renew approval if the proposed action changed. Keep a record of the issue.

Integrations

Identity & access

Examples:
  • Auth0
  • Okta

Payments & billing

Examples:
  • Stripe
  • Adyen

Choose the platforms your team already uses—you don’t need every example shown. Confirm the required features and configure access during implementation.

What you get

Establish whether a buyer's agent has permission for the proposed purchase before the transaction proceeds.

Check authority against the actual action
Compare verified permission with the buyer, action, amount, currency and time covered by the authorisation.
Make permission gaps easier to resolve
Show the missing or expired authority and the confirmation needed from a person before proceeding.

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