Agent discovery & inventory
Browser-extension product that inventories employee AI usage by monitoring in-browser web traffic: which AI applications are used, whether the session uses a personal or corporate account, embedded AI features in sanctioned SaaS, and AI browsers. It also nudges or blocks sensitive prompt content. Coverage stops where the managed browser does.
commercial · generally available · Research snapshot 2026-09-06
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Show me a report distinguishing employees using ChatGPT on personal free accounts from those on our enterprise SSO tenant, and how the extension captured that distinction.
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Documented by provider
The browser extension monitors end-user web traffic and reports usage metadata (user, application, host, path, timestamp) plus filtered HTTP request payloads to identify which AI applications are in use.
Limit: Support documentation describes data captured; it does not quantify detection coverage of AI apps or handling of non-browser AI clients.
Vendor claim
Identifies whether an AI tool session uses a personal or corporate account and which subscription plan is in use, and detects embedded AI features inside sanctioned SaaS apps and use of AI browsers.
Limit: Solution page claim; no documented method or accuracy data for plan-level detection.
Documented by provider
Extension support is documented for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, other Chromium browsers including Arc, Brave, Vivaldi, Island and Genspark, and AI browsers Comet and Dia, deployable via MDM tools such as Intune, Jamf and Kandji.
Limit: Feature parity across these browsers is not stated.
Listing does not imply partnership, supplier status, a working DutyGraph integration, or a compliance certification.
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