API-first Automation
Anchor exposes the same operating model to automation that administrators see in the UI.
Automation domains
Section titled “Automation domains”- Authenticate and use scoped bearer tokens.
- List resources, accounts, scopes, and policies.
- Create or update resources and policy bindings.
- Trigger verification, rotation, and reconciliation workflows.
- Read logs and audit events.
- Pull posture signals and rating-style summaries where available.
Why API-first matters
Section titled “Why API-first matters”PAM workflows become slow when the UI is the only complete interface. Anchor keeps core workflows API-visible so teams can integrate privileged access controls into onboarding, inventory management, access review, and operational runbooks.
Integration guidance
Section titled “Integration guidance”Use automation identities with narrow permissions. Preserve stable identifiers and human-readable names so API-created objects remain reviewable in the UI.