Built for the person running ops, not a compliance department
Plumb is designed for a founder, ops manager, or "head of X" at a growing company — someone who needs their AI agents monitored, not someone who wants to become an AI-regulation expert.
Connect your AI agents in minutes
Pre-built connectors for HubSpot, Intercom, and more show up as simple tiles — click Connect, authorize, done, the same pattern as connecting Slack to any SaaS tool. For a custom-built agent, get a copy-paste integration key and short docs instead. A live connection status confirms events are flowing in within minutes, so you're never left wondering if it's actually working.
Answers three questions, not a wall of charts
“Is everything okay?” — a single status indicator. “What happened recently?” — a plain-language activity summary, not a raw log: “Support agent resolved 340 conversations this week. 4 were flagged for review. 1 was overridden.” “Am I compliant?” — a framework readiness snapshot per connected agent, in plain language, with a link to fix each gap.
Human oversight that's actually evidence, not theater
Flagged items show what the agent did, why it was flagged, and enough context for a real judgment call — not a rubber-stamp click. Reviewers Approve, Override, or Escalate, with a required short justification for anything other than a plain approve. Every action writes back into the event log automatically — reviewing flagged items the way you'd do it anyway is the evidence generation.
The artifact you actually hand to an auditor
Pick a framework and a date range, get a plain-language report: what was monitored, what was flagged, how oversight was exercised, and what gaps remain. Every report is stamped with the framework rules version it was generated against, so a report from March stays accurate even if the regulation changes in June.
Priya runs ops at a 60-person e-commerce company. Their support agent runs on an AI helpdesk platform; they connected it in ten minutes during signup. Monday morning, her dashboard shows green status — 210 conversations resolved last week, 3 flagged. She opens the Review Queue: one flagged item is a refund the agent approved above the normal threshold. She reads the context, agrees it was handled correctly, clicks Approve with a one-line note. End of quarter, she pulls a compliance report in two clicks to send to a prospective enterprise customer's procurement team, who asked for evidence of AI governance as part of their vendor security review.
None of this required her to read a regulation, hire a compliance person, or involve engineering after the initial ten-minute connector setup.
You're not limited to the frameworks we ship with
Need something we don't cover — an internal AI policy, a customer's vendor security questionnaire, or a regulation we haven't shipped yet? Request it and our staff builds the mapping for you, with the same rigor as the frameworks below.