Global-E: Enterprise Context Layer for AI Agents
How a leading cross-border commerce platform gave AI agents secure, compliant access to customer data - through Naboo's Enterprise Context Layer.
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Quick Facts
About Global-E
Global-E (NASDAQ: GLBE) is a leading cross-border commerce technology platform that enables merchants to sell internationally with a fully localized shopping experience. The company provides integrated solutions for payment localization, tax & compliance, and logistics, serving thousands of e-commerce merchants worldwide. With a focus on enterprise-grade security and compliance, Global-E processes billions of dollars in transaction volume annually.
The Challenge
Global-E's enterprise customers demanded AI-powered agents to automate complex cross-border commerce workflows. But giving those agents access to sensitive customer, transaction, and compliance data presented significant challenges. The company needed AI agents to access the precise data required for their tasks while maintaining strict security boundaries and regulatory compliance.
Traditional data-access approaches proved insufficient. Full database access was too permissive and created compliance risks. Hardcoded data pipelines were inflexible and difficult to maintain. Global-E needed a solution that could dynamically control which agents access which data, enforce fine-grained permissions, and maintain an audit trail of every agent interaction with sensitive information.
Their customers operate in highly regulated markets with strict data-residency and privacy requirements. The solution had to support on-premises deployment, integrate cleanly with existing enterprise infrastructure, and provide native role-based access control across multiple vendor systems.
The Solution: Naboo Enterprise Context Layer
Global-E deployed Naboo's Enterprise Context Layer to give AI agents secure, dynamic, and compliant access to customer data. The platform sits as intelligent middleware that intercepts every data request from AI agents and applies fine-grained access controls based on role, context, and data-sensitivity level.
On-Premise Deployment
Naboo runs entirely within Global-E's infrastructure, ensuring data never leaves their secure environment and meeting strict data-residency requirements.
Native RBAC Integration
Direct integration with enterprise identity systems lets role-based access flow naturally from user permissions to AI agent capabilities.
Vendor-Agnostic Integration
Works with any data source or AI framework, providing consistent security regardless of the underlying technology stack.
Results
"Global-e brought in Naboo to unify our fragmented knowledge landscape - eliminating wasted time, duplication, and reliance on experts - so teams and AI agents can find the right information efficiently, scale seamlessly, and boost employee satisfaction."

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