Know who can move your money.
Colesar maps the identities, permissions, systems and workflows that influence money movement across your organization—revealing hidden authority chains and financial access risk.
Sarah cannot directly initiate a payment. The chain above shows how her access still results in one.
Financial authority is more distributed than you think.
Most organizations know who can access an application. Far fewer know who can ultimately influence money movement. Financial authority is scattered across people, software and rules that were never designed to be seen as one system.
Map access. Understand financial authority.
Colesar's core architecture connects six layers—from identity to money movement—so authority that once lived in separate systems becomes one continuous, traceable structure.
The most important financial access is not always direct.
Indirect authority can create financial outcomes even when an identity cannot directly initiate a payment.
Ask financial access questions your systems cannot answer alone.
Every response is grounded in the access graph and shown with its full authority path—so answers can be reviewed, not just trusted.
Can Sarah influence money movement?
Sarah can modify vendor payment details through the ERP. Changes can subsequently enter an automated payment workflow.
Answers are grounded in the access graph and explained with a full authority path. Colesar explains — it does not act on this information autonomously.
See where too much financial authority exists.
Colesar surfaces where financial influence is concentrated in a small number of identities or systems. Organizations decide what, if anything, to change.
Understand where financial controls overlap.
The same identity may influence multiple stages of the financial workflow. Colesar surfaces the overlap—it does not label it fraud.
One identity influences vendor creation, vendor approval, and payment initiation.
People aren't the only identities with financial authority.
Software identities—API keys, service accounts, integrations—can carry significant financial authority. Colesar maps them alongside human identities.
Understand the financial consequences of compromised access.
Colesar traces what a compromised identity could reach—accessible systems, available permissions, and the financial workflows they connect to. This describes potential reach, not a prediction of loss.
Every path to money should be visible.
Identities connect through systems toward financial accounts along direct, indirect, automated and third-party paths. Colesar renders the full network.
Financial authority changes every day.
Colesar is not a static permission audit. It is a living financial access intelligence layer that updates as roles, systems and workflows change.
Connect the systems that influence money movement.
Colesar sits between the systems that grant financial authority and the outputs organizations use to understand it. Integrations are illustrative of the categories Colesar is built to connect.
AI that reasons about financial authority.
AI is not simply summarizing permissions. It helps users understand relationships and potential financial outcomes across the graph.
Every answer should have a path.
Colesar does not produce unexplained AI conclusions. Every answer resolves to a specific, inspectable authority path across the graph.
One graph, understood differently by every team.
Understand who and what can influence financial operations.
Map financial authority across human and non-human identities.
Review access paths and control overlap.
Understand access surrounding financial accounts and money movement.
Identify concentration of financial authority.
Generate evidence around financial access and controls.
Review financial authority, not just application access.
Build on the Financial Access Graph.
An illustrative example of how the access graph can be queried programmatically. This example is illustrative and does not represent a live endpoint.
{
"identity": "user_481",
"direct_authority": [],
"indirect_authority": [
{
"path": [
"ERP_ADMIN",
"VENDOR_EDIT",
"PAYMENT_WORKFLOW"
]
}
],
"systems": 6
}Intelligence without automatic authority.
Colesar can map, analyze and surface financial access relationships. Organizations decide what to do next—Colesar does not automatically revoke access or block payments.
Your identity systems know what you can access.
Colesar shows what you can financially cause.
Make financial authority visible.
Colesar maps the hidden paths between identity, access and money movement—giving organizations a clearer understanding of who and what can influence their financial systems.
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