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Endpoint Agent

Endpoint Agent extends QuilrAI visibility and protection to endpoint activity. It supports deployment management, deployment status, and detection configurations for endpoint-observed apps and browser processes.

When To Use It

Use Endpoint Agent when you need to:

  • Deploy endpoint coverage across managed devices.
  • Track endpoint deployment status.
  • Configure endpoint detection behavior by app or browser.
  • Control DLP actions for endpoint-observed applications.
  • Monitor Windows and macOS browser coverage.

Key Capabilities

  • Deployment management for endpoint agent rollout.
  • Deployment status for endpoint coverage.
  • Detection configuration rows for applications and browsers.
  • Per-app DLP enabled state.
  • Data-risk action dropdowns.
  • Windows and macOS browser monitoring toggles.
  • Dedicated endpoint policy rows for coding tools such as Cursor and Claude Code where configured.
  • Access Control configuration per detection entry, enabling or disabling supported access-control features and supplying their required parameters from the Guardrails tab.
  • Auto-save for detection configurations — changes are persisted automatically after a short pause with a live status indicator in the toolbar.

Detection Configurations

Endpoint configurations let administrators decide how the endpoint agent monitors specific apps and browsers. Browser monitoring toggles are shown as customer-facing on/off controls, while the platform preserves any backend exclusions that are outside the currently displayed browser labels.

Detection configurations auto-save. After any change, a status indicator in the page toolbar shows the current save state (Autosave pending, Saving..., Saved, or Save failed. Retrying...). If a save fails, it is retried automatically.

Guardrails Tab

The Guardrails tab within each configuration drawer contains:

  • DLP settings — enable or disable DLP and set data-risk category actions.
  • Desktop monitoring — Windows and macOS browser monitoring controls.
  • Access Control — one card per supported access-control feature. Each card has an enable/ disable toggle and any required parameter fields (text, masked secret, numeric, toggle, or dropdown). Required fields are validated inline; a validation error blocks auto-save until corrected. The Access Control section is hidden entirely when no features apply to the selected configuration. Only features the admin interacts with in the current session are included in the save; untouched features remain at their previously saved values.

Main Workflows

  1. Configure endpoint deployment and tenant-level management settings.
  2. Monitor Deployment Status for rollout progress.
  3. Open Detection Configurations.
  4. Search for the app or browser configuration that needs adjustment.
  5. Enable or disable DLP, update data-risk action behavior, and adjust platform-specific browser monitoring.
  6. If the configuration supports Access Control features, open the Guardrails tab, enable the desired features, and supply any required parameters.
  7. Changes save automatically. Review the toolbar status indicator to confirm the save completed, then review endpoint findings for operational impact.

Related Platform Areas

Access Requirements

Endpoint Agent pages require Endpoint Agent permissions. Endpoint tabs appear only when endpoint is enabled for the tenant.