Geordie AI Ltd., an agent security startup, has introduced Cost Intelligence, a new capability that ties enterprise AI spending directly to the agents and workflows responsible for generating those costs. The launch extends the company’s existing agent risk management offering beyond security and into the realm of financial governance.
Connecting AI Costs to Agent Workflows
Cost Intelligence is designed to address a common gap in how organizations track AI expenses. Typically, AI spending is measured by consumption—bills show which models were run and how many tokens were used. Geordie AI’s new capability instead links those costs to the specific agents and workflows that drive them, providing a clearer view of where AI budgets are being consumed.
Expanding Beyond Security
Geordie AI originally positioned itself around agent risk management, with a focus on security. By adding Cost Intelligence, the company is broadening its platform to help enterprises govern not just the risks agents pose, but also the financial impact of their activity. This move reflects a growing need for oversight that spans both operational security and cost accountability as AI agents become more prevalent in enterprise environments.
