An AI buyer can find your price, your SLA, your compliance page, and your region list, then stitch those true facts into a deal you never offered. VendorAgent tests where that can happen before a buyer does.
The buyer finds the right number. The wrong part is where it puts the number: the wrong plan, service, region, data type, contract, support tier, configuration, or date.
The agent finds 99.99% uptime and quietly gives it to a cheaper plan that never promised it.
The agent sees “HIPAA available” and decides the workload is ready before the required agreement or configuration exists.
The agent finds a retention or availability figure and applies it to a service, component, region, or data type the number never covered.
The AI can quote your own website back to you, sentence for sentence, and still make a bad buying decision.
That can mean qualifying the wrong plan, rejecting a product that actually fits, comparing the wrong total cost, or assuming a promise your contract never made.
Give us one B2B SaaS/API product. We use public information to put it through 10 realistic buyer questions and show where the answer can bend in the wrong direction.
Northstar Cloud is fictional. The structure and evidence standard are not.
Open the sample Failure Scan →If you later buy a $750 Founding Commercial Authority Audit within 30 days, the full $250 scan fee can be credited toward it.
For companies that need more than a scan, we go deeper on one product line and map the commercial boundaries an AI buyer cannot afford to blur.
VendorAgent studies what happens next: which fact controls, where it applies, and what a seller should let an AI buyer do with it.
Sometimes every citation is true and the buying decision is still wrong.
A support clock and an availability commitment answer different questions.
Identity tells you who is asking. It does not tell the seller what it may safely promise.
Could an AI buyer make the wrong commercial decision while citing nothing but true statements from your own site?
That is what VendorAgent tests.
The scan shows where machine buyers can misread seller truth. The longer-term VendorAgent product is a seller-controlled layer that decides what an outside buying agent may safely be told, quoted, countered, escalated, or denied.
The seller stays the source of truth and keeps control of binding legal, payment, and sensitive commercial actions.