Security
Your work. Your control.
Choose which company resources agents can access, which actions need approval and how much work may cost. The sections below explain how these controls work and where to configure them.
A reminder that you set the boundaries.
Important actions wait for you
You decide what an agent does on its own and what it asks about first: everything, only the risky things, or nothing. Before such an action the run stops and waits for your answer — allow it, decline with a reason, or refuse. If nobody answers within a day, the action does not happen.
How approvals workThe Chief of Staff only proposes
Adding an agent, changing a schedule, the rules or a budget — the Chief of Staff can only suggest it. The change waits until a person applies or rejects it, and a proposal nobody answers expires after 7 days.
How Snaga worksSeparate company workspaces
Agents, conversations, runs, files, keys and the bill belong to one company, and nothing crosses into another. A person can belong to several companies, but an API key works only in the company that created it.
Companies and membersKeys with limited rights
Every API key carries a set of permissions — for example, read agents and start work, nothing more. Billing access is not included unless you choose it. The full key is shown exactly once, when you create it.
AuthenticationPause agent work
A company can be paused: every automated run — schedules and missions — stops, while your own chat with an agent still answers. For an emergency, the company's founder can switch on safe mode, which halts all non-essential agent work.
Rules and safe modeEvery decision is on record
A run keeps every approval: who decided, when, and what — and the reason for a refusal. Changes to your company's rules are appended to a ledger whose integrity can be checked.
RunsConnections only for the agents you choose
You connect the services you already use and decide which agents may use each one. Stored secrets are never sent back through the API — you only ever see them masked.
IntegrationsSigned notifications
Snaga signs event notifications with a shared secret. Your server can verify the signature to check the source and integrity of each notification.
Webhooks
Availability and limitations
Snaga does not currently hold a SOC 2 report or ISO 27001 certification, and a penetration-test report is not available. Contact us if you need security documentation for your organization.
Read how we handle and protect your data: Data Processing Agreement, the Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy.
To report a security issue, use our contact and select Security.