A2A Protocol Implementation for UK Businesses

Quick answer: The Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol is an open standard, launched by Google in 2025 and now hosted by the Linux Foundation, that lets AI agents discover what another agent or business can do and send it tasks. Implementing A2A means a customer’s AI assistant can ask your business for availability, a quote or a booking directly, instead of scraping your website.

What we build

Agent Card: a machine-readable description of your business’s capabilities (for example “check availability”, “request quote”, “book appointment”), published on your domain.
A2A endpoint: a secure service that receives agent requests and connects them to your existing booking system, CRM, calendar or enquiry inbox.
Guardrails: what agents may and may not do, rate limits, human approval steps where you want them, and logging of every request.
Verified consent (optional): an independent record of what the end customer agreed to, using our verified-consent platform.

Part of our AI agent readiness service. Pairs with AP2 agent payments.

Pricing

Pricing: custom / bespoke. Every project is scoped and quoted individually, so we don't publish a fixed price.

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Frequently asked questions

Does A2A replace my website?

No. It sits alongside your website and booking system, giving agents a structured way in.

Is it secure?

Requests are authenticated and logged, and you decide which actions agents can take and which need a human.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is custom and bespoke. Every project is scoped and quoted individually. Get a quote through our contact page.

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