As businesses increasingly hand critical workflows to AI agents, a new blind spot has emerged: no one can fully see what those agents are actually doing. Daiahn, an enterprise AI technology company based in Syracuse, New York, is stepping into that gap with the beta launch of its Agent Intelligence platform—a tool designed to give organizations a clear, centralized view of AI activity across their entire operation.
Know Your Agents. Initial beta rollout begins with executives at Fortune 500 companies globally; public waitlist now open.
The company announced on October 22, 2026, that the beta will be released in phases, starting with leading executives at Fortune 500 companies around the world. Organizations, developers, and AI teams that want early access can join the public waitlist immediately.
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The stakes are rising quickly. AI agents are no longer experimental—they’re making decisions, executing work, and influencing business outcomes across teams and systems. But with that shift comes a growing operational challenge: how do enterprises track, manage, and hold accountable AI activity that spans multiple models, users, projects, and sessions? Daiahn’s Agent Intelligence aims to answer that by pulling all of that activity into one place, offering cost tracking, AI health checks, session-level analysis, and actionable recommendations. The goal is to help organizations measure performance, spot inefficiencies, control spending, and reinforce accountability across their AI operations.
“AI agents are fundamentally changing how work gets done, but enterprises need a new way to manage that work,” said Ian Stokes-Rees, CEO of Daiahn. “Our vision is to build the operating system for the AI-powered enterprise, where organizations can execute AI-powered work, understand what their agents are doing, govern their actions, and turn that activity into intelligence that makes the entire organization more capable. Agent Intelligence is an important step toward making that vision a reality.”
The staggered rollout is intentional. By bringing enterprise leaders and technical teams into the fold early, Daiahn can gather real-world feedback and refine the platform before it reaches broader availability. That collaborative approach suggests the company is prioritizing practical utility over a rushed, wide-scale deployment.
Those interested in joining the beta can sign up at daiahn.com/agent-intelligence.
About Daiahn
Know Your Agents – Daiahn is building the operating system for the AI-powered enterprise: a unified way to execute AI-powered work, understand agent activity, govern actions, measure business outcomes, and turn that activity into reusable organizational intelligence. Daiahn is headquartered in Syracuse, New York, with an additional office in Rochester, New York. Learn more at www.daiahn.com.
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Why it matters: As AI agents become central to enterprise operations, the ability to monitor and govern their activity is no longer optional—it’s a competitive necessity. Daiahn’s Agent Intelligence addresses a core pain point for companies adopting AI at scale, and the Fortune 500-first rollout signals that enterprise-grade accountability is becoming a top priority for AI infrastructure.
