Make Glean act across your systems

No. Glean remains your enterprise search and reasoning layer — the place where employees ask questions and agents surface decisions grounded in company knowledge. Upware sits downstream of that decision, providing the governed execution layer that turns Glean's outputs into concrete, auditable actions across systems of record. They solve different parts of the same problem.

Upware exposes its governed skills over MCP or a standard API, so a Glean agent invokes them the same way it would any tool call. Upware handles everything after that call: it replays the learned workflow deterministically against the target system, enforces RBAC and policy, and writes a full audit trail. Glean decides what to do; Upware handles how it gets done and proves it happened correctly.

Every Upware skill is scoped at the point it's defined — the action is learned once, encapsulated with explicit boundaries, and protected by role-based access controls before it's ever exposed to an agent. At runtime, execution is deterministic rather than open-ended, so the agent can't improvise beyond what the skill was built to do. Upware also uses AI in bounded ways during execution — wrapped in verification and policy — and logs every step, giving your security and compliance teams a clear record of what ran, when, and who authorized it.