GateCore for Government & public sector

Make agent access easier to review.

Begin with a defined public-record lookup. Connect the agency's service, check the routed request and keep evidence your team can inspect.

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A defined connection

Public permit lookupAgent → GateCore → Your records service

What this makes possible

Control agent access.
Keep the boundaries clear.

Evaluate a narrow, read-only public-record workflow. The agency retains responsibility for records access, disclosure and permitted pricing.

Know who is asking

Verify the signed agent request against its configured identity and access grant.

Set the permitted action

Check the granted scope and per-request price ceiling before the connected API runs.

Keep an inspectable record

Link the request and observed result through a signed receipt you can verify.

Worked example · fictional data

A useful first workflow.

A proposed public permit lookup integration. No customer result or live transaction is represented.

Who

A records coordinator at fictional Westhaven asks an agent to read a public permit index.

The request

Read the public permit summary PM-204. Do not retrieve restricted records.

The checks

GateCore checks the signed identity, granted scope and per-request price ceiling before calling the connected provider.

The record

The receipt links the request to its observed response. It is not a records-retention policy, statutory compliance finding or disclosure authorization.

Fits into your existing systems

Your systems.
Your business rules.

GateCore holds no FedRAMP, FISMA authorization or agency ATO. Your agency controls records disclosure and whether a capability may carry a price. Confirm procurement requirements before planning an integration.

Explore the request flow

01
Your agent
Sends a request under a configured identity and grant.
02
GateCore
Checks permitted access and the authorized request price.
03
Your records service
Handles the permitted call and supplies its response.

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How does this fit our existing API?

GateCore adds identity, grant, scope and price checks to requests routed through it. Your API continues to supply the result and enforce its own data-specific rules.

What would we start with?

Evaluate a narrow, read-only public-record workflow. The agency retains responsibility for records access, disclosure and permitted pricing.

How is GateCore priced?

Gateway plans cover governed request usage. Providers can list a capability without a listing fee; optional seller services and marketplace settlement fees are separate. See plans and pricing

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Start with one useful capability.

Bring the workflow and the systems involved. We will work through the integration and the controls it needs.

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