Beeline and Insygna Partner to Bring AI Agent Cost Controls and Risk Mitigation to Enterprise Workforce Orchestration

Beeline customers can now onboard, credential, govern, and account for AI agents through the same trusted platform they use to manage their extended workforce

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. and MERRIMACK, N.H., Sept. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Beeline, the workforce orchestration company for the extended workforce, and Insygna, the first Agentic Workforce Management™ (AWM) platform, are making Insygna's capabilities available to Beeline customers. They can now onboard, credential, govern and account for AI agents through Beeline alongside the people in their extended workforce.

Enterprises are deploying AI agents faster than they can govern them or account for what they cost. Gartner predicts that by 2028 an average global Fortune 500 enterprise will have over 150,000 agents in use (up from fewer than 15 in 2025). Gartner also reported that only 13 percent of organizations think they have the right AI agent governance in place.

Beeline has spent 25 years building the systems enterprises use to source, manage, and pay their contingent workforce. Earlier this month it announced the launch of Beeline MCP, which gives approved AI agents governed access to Beeline workforce data. The partnership with Insygna addresses a complementary challenge: giving AI agents verifiable identities and governing them throughout their lifecycles.

For Beeline customers, a hiring manager can track and manage AI agents as they would for contingent talent; procurement can see agent activity and cost alongside other managed spend; and finance can receive consolidated billing across people and agents.

Through the partnership, enterprises can:

• Issue every AI agent a verifiable identity before it is deployed
• Credential an agent against a defined scope of authorization, the way a contractor is credentialed before getting system access
• Manage the full agent lifecycle, from requisition and onboarding through offboarding and retirement
• See agent activity and cost alongside the rest of their extended workforce spend under management
• Apply rate cards, caps, and budget ceilings so agent cost is controlled rather than discovered at quarter end
• Keep a retained log of what each agent did, written in business terms a procurement lead or an auditor can read

"AI agents are another complex category of the extended workforce, and enterprises need a way to govern their identity, access, and costs," said Michael Beygelman, Cofounder and CEO of Insygna. "Beeline has spent two and a half decades earning the trust of enterprise procurement and workforce leaders, and that foundation means companies can execute their AI strategies with accountability, cost controls, and risk mitigation built into their programs."

"Our customers see AI agents as an opportunity to innovate and stay competitive, but deploying them is only the beginning," said Doug Leeby, CEO of Beeline. "They need to know who put each agent to work, what it is authorized to do, what it costs, and who is accountable for its actions. Those are workforce orchestration questions. With Insygna's identity and lifecycle capabilities available through Beeline, customers can manage agents with the same attention to governance and cost they bring to the rest of their extended workforce."

AWM capabilities are available now to Beeline customers, with priority given to organizations ready for implementation in 2026 and early in 2027.

Beeline and Insygna will attend Staffing Industry Analysts' CWS Summit North America in Dallas, Sept. 28–29, 2026. Both companies will also participate in SIA's CollaborationX on Sept. 30: Beeline CEO Doug Leeby will join the 3 p.m. CT panel "Orchestrating the Hybrid Workforce: Humans, Contractors, and Digital Workers," and Insygna CEO Michael Beygelman will present as a finalist in the CollaborationX Shark Tank competition.

About Beeline

Beeline is the workforce orchestration company for the extended workforce. Contingent workers, independent contractors, shift workers, SOW talent, and agentic labor are often managed in separate systems, leaving enterprises without a unified view of cost, risk, or classification. Beeline brings technology, services, and data together in one governed system of record. Drawing on 25 years of experience supporting more than 450 customers and managing $1 trillion in workforce spend, Beeline helps organizations engage their extended workforce with confidence, including classification services that assume liability. This unique portfolio has saved customers more than $2.4 billion to date, with support that shows up and innovation that keeps up.

About Insygna

Insygna Corporation helps companies manage AI agents like an extended workforce using their existing HR, Finance, and Procurement processes. Its Agentic Workforce Management™ (AWM™) platform gives every agent a verifiable identity and a managed lifecycle, from the moment it is deployed through the day it is retired, so a company can control agent costs, protect proprietary data, and stay compliant while always knowing which agents are running, what they are allowed to do, and who is accountable for them. Insygna won the HR Tech Europe 2026 Startup Competition, received a Top HR Products of 2026 award from HR Executive, and is a finalist for the Enterprise Tech Solution Award in the 2026 TIARA Talent Acquisition & Talent Tech Awards US. Insygna is headquartered in Merrimack, New Hampshire and has a development center in Vilnius, Lithuania. Learn more at insygna.ai.

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Casey Bush for Beeline
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Insygna  
Michael Beygelman
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SOURCE Beeline; Insygna Corporation