Verify the identity behind the name.
An impersonator can claim to be a familiar crawler. Kairal combines network identity with interaction context and intent to distinguish genuine agent traffic from activity using a trusted name as cover.
Separate discovery, training and customer assistance.
A search crawler indexing your catalogue, a training crawler collecting content and an assistant acting for a shopper serve different purposes. Kairal helps you distinguish those activities so your access policies reflect the value and risk of each.
Set boundaries around what an agent can do.
Access to product information does not imply permission to sign in or submit an order. Apply policies around the resources and operations you want to make available, with different treatment for verified agents and impersonators.
Investigate the activity behind the decision.
Connect an agent’s requests with its session and network context. Your team can understand the activity being allowed or mitigated and review whether the response matches the access you intended to grant.