Identify and decide which AI bots have read-only access, write access, or are blocked entirely.
For years, bot management was simple, automation was blocked by default. AI agents break that model.
AI agents often represent real customers, not attackers. Blocking them outright risks lost traffic, lost revenue, and disintermediation. Blindly allowing them introduces fraud, abuse, and operational risk.
There is no safe default. Every business — and every industry — must define its own balance of access and control.
Configure how AI bots interact with your site
Stay on top of the AI wave while maintaining visibility and governance
AI shopping assistants at scale
Scenario: Retailer sees AI shopping assistants browsing product catalogs and price-checking.
Challenge: Legitimate agents are blocked; some bad actors scrape pricing and inventory.
Solution
- Verified agents allowed read-only access
- Unknown scraping blocked at the edge
- Product teams can monitor agent traffic for trends
Result: Increased agent-driven transactions, reduced abuse
Protecting flight APIs & bookings
Scenario: Airline APIs are queried by flight aggregators, ticket bots, and AI travel planners.
Challenge: Fraudulent bots inflate inventory requests; legitimate aggregator traffic is throttled, frustrating partners.
Solution
- Per-agent verification (trusted aggregators vs unknown bots)
- Scoped access: search queries vs booking transactions
- Inline enforcement ensures fraud attempts fail
Result: Reduced false positives, increased partner satisfaction
Securing hotel bookings
Scenario: Hotel websites receive booking requests from AI travel assistants, meta search bots, and scraping tools.
Challenge: Overblocking frustrates legitimate travel assistants; unknown automation attempts to manipulate availability or pricing.
Solution
- Trusted AI agents allowed to complete transactions
- Malicious bots blocked automatically
- Clear audit logs and reporting for compliance
Result: Higher conversion for legitimate agent traffic, lower operational risk
Set granular permissions for every AI agent and bot
Define permissions for every bot by HTTP method. Grant read-only access, allow specific actions, or block bots entirely. Endpoint-level permissions (coming soon) extend this control even further, giving you stronger security and deeper visibility into AI-driven traffic.
Enforce security policies based on trust levels
Bots are classified by verification strength – from cryptographic Web Bot Auth signatures to weaker signals like user agents and IP ranges – so you can confidently allow trusted agents while restricting or blocking those that are easier to spoof.
Analyze and export AI bot traffic
Review AI bot activity through dashboards that surface traffic volume and endpoint access. Because each AI bot has a distinct identity, you can analyze crawling bots separately from agentic bots. Easily export detailed traffic logs to your data warehouse for ingestion and deeper analysis.
