A sparkle icon shows up in the CRM. Nobody in IT deployed it. Account executives start using it to summarize renewal risk across their book, and the help desk is fielding tickets about whether it's allowed.
Sanctioned Apps, Unsanctioned AI: Governing the Agents Inside Your SaaS Stack
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