Use Cases / Role-Based Toolkits

Standardize AI tool access by role, department, or function.

Define default toolkits aligned to real workflows, then distribute them through one governed endpoint.

Key Capabilities
  • Role-based Profiles (toolkits)
  • Bundling of verified and custom MCP servers
  • Support for internal and third-party tools
  • Centralized configuration endpoint

Create structured toolkits aligned to how your organization works.

Profiles bundle approved MCP servers and enterprise tools into role-based configurations.

Finance, Security, Engineering, and Operations each receive only the tools relevant to their function.

Key Capabilities
  • Role-based Profiles (toolkits)
  • Bundling of verified and custom MCP servers
  • Support for internal and third-party tools
  • Centralized configuration endpoint

Distribute governed access through a single endpoint.

AI clients and agents connect through one Natoma URL. Profiles define which apps are available.

Scale from controlled pilots to organization-wide rollout while reducing configuration drift and manual setup.

Key Capabilities
  • One managed endpoint for all enabled connections
  • Organization-wide rollout controls
  • Controlled pilot -> department -> enterprise expansion
  • Reduced configuration drift

Enforce policy within and across Profiles.

Profiles determine availability while Cedar-powered policies determine who can use each tool and under what conditions.

Apply identity-aware, attribute-based authorization across users, groups, devices, and applications.

Key Capabilities
  • Identity-aware access controls
  • Attribute-based authorization (Cedar)
  • Context-aware enforcement (user, group, device, app)
  • Managed credentials or BYO credentials

Maintain visibility across every Profile.

Track which Profiles are deployed, which tools are accessed, and how usage scales over time.

Maintain a complete audit trail and integrate visibility into your broader security stack.

Key Capabilities
  • Centralized activity logs and audit trail
  • Audit export
  • Integration with CrowdStrike, EDR, and MDM systems
  • Visibility into Profile-level tool usage

Enterprise-ready by design

Built for enterprise production.

Activity logs
Works with existing enterprise ecosystem (SIEM, IAM, EDR, MDM)
Run in VPCs and leverage your MCP artifactory
Supports desktop MCP servers
Support for on-prem environments
Granular authorization via Cedar
Built for large-scale deployments
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Frequently-Asked Questions

What is a Profile in Natoma?
A Profile is a role-aligned toolkit that bundles approved MCP servers and enterprise tools for a specific team or workflow.
Can different teams get different tool access from one platform?
Yes. Natoma supports multiple Profiles on one managed endpoint, so each team gets the right tools with centralized governance.
Do Profiles replace authorization policies?
No. Profiles define available tools, while Cedar policies enforce who can use those tools and under what context.
How do we audit Profile usage?
Natoma provides profile-level visibility, centralized logs, and exportable audit data for compliance and security review.

Standardize AI access at scale.

Profiles provide the operational layer for enterprise AI rollout, translating governance policy into structured, repeatable tool access across the organization.

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