Local-first
execution.
Ori is built to run workflows on the user's Windows machine. Recordings, memory, and workflow context are designed to stay on the device or inside a customer-controlled environment for team deployments.
Ori is designed around local-first execution, visible agent behavior, and administrator control. This page separates what is available now from what is part of the enterprise roadmap.
Ori is built to run workflows on the user's Windows machine. Recordings, memory, and workflow context are designed to stay on the device or inside a customer-controlled environment for team deployments.
Important actions should require user approval. Ori shows what it is doing, what it plans to do next, and where a workflow needs human judgment.
Team deployments are planned around SSO, app allowlists, workflow approval, redaction controls, and action logs so IT can understand what is installed and what ran.
SOC 2 Type II is on the roadmap and the control program is being prepared. Once the attestation is complete, we expect to share the report with qualified customers under NDA.
For regulated workflows, including healthcare, legal, finance, and HR, customers should use a team deployment review before running production workflows. Additional contractual terms, deployment constraints, or a business associate agreement may be required depending on the use case.
If you believe you found a security issue, email hello@ori-agent.com with the affected version, reproduction steps, impact, and any proof of concept. Please do not access, modify, or exfiltrate data that is not yours.
For procurement and security review, contact hello@ori-agent.com. We can share architecture notes, planned controls, deployment assumptions, and the current compliance roadmap.