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Aera Adds Policy Controls and Decision Records to Enterprise AI Platform

Aera Technology announced six additions to its enterprise AI platform on October 27 in New York, including tools designed to check business decisions against company policies and record what happens after those decisions are executed. The announcement at AeraHUB 26 NYC addresses a practical challenge for companies deploying AI agents: establishing controls and accountability as automation takes…

Aera Technology has announced six new features to its enterprise AI platform, including tools for checking business decisions against company policies, recording decision outcomes, enforcing policies, and connecting to external systems. The new capabilities are designed to help companies establish controls and accountability as AI agents take on operational responsibilities.

Policy Studio allows teams to upload policy documents or describe business rules in natural language, while Policy evaluations are recorded in Decision Ledger, linking controls applied to a decision with its subsequent actions and outcomes. The effectiveness of these controls depends on accurate policy translation, appropriate application, and timely updates.

The Command Center provides an enterprise view of decision activity, performance, and business impact, while Skill Building lets users create and adapt automated decision workflows. Connectivity capabilities support Microsoft Copilot Studio, external agents, and external tools.

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