An AI agent can prepare an order, a payment or a contract in seconds, but it cannot answer for it. Okmand closes that gap: a signed mandate sets out who may approve what on the company's behalf, and that person approves every agent action with a qualified electronic signature before it happens. You keep the proof.
An agent cannot answer for what it does. Someone has to.
A mandate says who answers for it
The company's representative signs a digital mandate once: which agents, which actions, up to what amount, until when. Responsibility is written down, not assumed.
A signature, not a click
The authorised person approves each action with a qualified electronic signature, which EU law treats like a handwritten one. They use the one they already have.
Proof that holds up
For every action: what the agent asked for, who approved it, under which mandate, and when. Nobody can change it afterwards, and your auditor can check it independently.
| Approve button | Okmand | |
|---|---|---|
| Who answers for it | Unclear | A named person, on the company's behalf |
| What it is | A click | A legally valid signature |
| What people sign with | A login to that tool | Your existing qualified signature |
| Who can approve | Anyone with access | Only people holding a mandate |
| The record | With the vendor, editable | Tamper-proof, and yours |
| When someone leaves | Nobody notices | Their authority ends that day |
Four steps. No new habits.
Bence Kovács may approve
This is the product. Try it.
The real screens, running right here. Open a request and sign it; any six digits work as the PIN.
Orders, payments, contracts, bookings.
You stay in control.
One switch stops everything
Stop one agent or all of them, instantly. Try it.
Limits that hold
Per action and per month. Requests still waiting count too.
No mandate, no action
If nobody holds a mandate for it, the answer is no. A director can sign a one-off exception with a qualified signature.
Ready for the EU digital identity wallet
Every EU country is introducing a digital wallet that people can sign with. When your people have one, they sign with it. Your process stays the same.
Connect an agent in five minutes.
One connection. Any agent platform.
The agent asks for approval with a single call and gets back a signed receipt your own systems can verify.
- Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Grok or any MCP client
- REST and a TypeScript SDK for everything else
- Signed receipts your ERP can verify offline
The standards behind iteIDAS, EU Trusted Lists, SD-JWT, timestamping
Qualified signatures
From any certified provider, including the one you already use. We connect to it; we never issue signatures.
Certificates checked
Each certificate is validated against the EU Trusted Lists when signing.
Portable mandates
The same format the EU wallet uses.
Timestamped record
The state of the record is anchored by an external timestamp.
Instant revocation
A revoked mandate stops working at the next request.
Platform-neutral
Works with any agent platform. No lock-in.
Check a signature yourselfChange the data and watch the fingerprint break
This is what Bence signed. Change anything and the fingerprint stops matching. Your browser does the calculation, with real SHA-256.
……Start with a pilot. Prices are being set with pilot customers.
Pilot
Start hereOne workflow, a few weeks
- Fixed scope, agreed up front
- For example purchase order approvals
- Set up together with us
Cloud, EU
Subscription per company
- By number of agents and approvers
- Signatures included, usage above that
- EU data centres only
On your servers
Annual licence plus support
- Runs on your infrastructure
- Your keys, your signature provider
- For regulated sectors
What people ask first.
Why can't the agent be responsible itself?
An agent is software. It has no legal personality, cannot sign and cannot be held liable. A company acts through people who are authorised to represent it. Okmand makes sure every agent action is approved by such a person, within the limits of a mandate the company signed.
What is a qualified electronic signature?
A digital signature created with a certified provider after your identity has been checked. Under EU law (eIDAS) it has the same legal effect as a handwritten signature in every member state. Many Hungarian companies already use one to sign contracts and filings.
Do we need a new signature for this?
No. If your company already has qualified electronic signatures, your people keep using them, whichever certified provider issued them. Okmand does not issue signatures; it connects to the provider. We connect providers one by one, so if yours is not connected yet, adding it is part of the pilot. If you have none, we help you get one.
Is an approval signed this way legally binding?
The legal effect of the signature comes from EU law. How that applies to your specific mandates and transactions is something we go through with your counsel during the pilot.
Does every small thing need this kind of signature?
By default, yes. In the mandate, a director can set an amount below which a quick confirmation on the phone is enough. The record always shows that for what it is: not a signature.
What happens when a signer leaves the company?
Mandates belong to the company, not the person. The leaver's signature is revoked at once and the mandate pauses until a current representative signs it again.
Does AI decide anything?
No. Fixed, inspectable rules decide who a request goes to. A person always has the final word.
What works today?
The product is in development. The screens and flow you see here are real but run on a test signer. The first certified provider integration and legal review come before the pilot.
Put a person and a signature behind every agent action.
We are running pilots with companies in Hungary. One workflow, a few weeks, real evidence.
- A 30-minute walkthrough on your own workflow
- A scope agreed together, no commitment
- An answer within two working days
Pilot requests open soon: the form opens once the operator's details are published.