Anyone can demo a Copilot. The work is everything after — embedding the agent where people actually do their job, retiring the ones nobody opens, keeping tokens, identity, and Purview policy aligned as the estate grows. OpsAgents owns that work on Microsoft Foundry, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Power Platform, and Microsoft Graph.
Each offering below is a production deployment we own end-to-end — integrated where the work already happens, governed against the policies your CISO already enforces, and retired when it stops earning its keep.
We design agents in Foundry against the model that actually fits the job — OpenAI, Mistral, Meta, Cohere, DeepSeek, Hugging Face, Microsoft — and host them in Foundry Agent Service. Private endpoints, Microsoft's content-safety and PII tooling, hard token caps via AI Gateway. You see what each agent cost last week.
Agents that live inside Teams, Outlook, and Word — not in a separate tab nobody opens. Declarative agents, custom engine agents, or M365 Agents SDK, depending on what the workflow actually needs. Engagement and conversation metrics from day one.
When the right surface is a flow or a low-code app, we ship there. Power Automate triggers, Power Apps front ends, Dataverse memory, Copilot Studio orchestration — with DLP policies governing every connector the agent can touch.
Document Intelligence for the invoices someone is re-keying. Speech-to-text for the meetings no one summarizes. Vision for the receipt photos finance still prints. We wrap each as an MCP tool any agent can call — metered against the same quotas as the rest of the estate.
The Graph is where the work actually lives — calendars, mail, files, Teams chats, SharePoint sites. We register a least-privilege Entra app, scope every permission your admin approves, and run agents under audit-logged delegated or application access.
Data agents that query Fabric and Synapse on demand, generate Power BI reports the way an analyst would, and flag anomalies before the morning standup. The cost-conscious version: route deterministic queries to SQL, save the LLM call for the explanation.
Microsoft's Cloud Adoption Framework for AI agents names the lifecycle — Integrate · Manage · Operate. We deliver against it through SOSA: every agent we ship is Supervised, Orchestrated, Secured, and run as Agents in production. Two pillars are practice. Two are partnership — Microsoft secures the platform, OpsAgents operates the agents.
Every agent ships with a human checkpoint, an audit trail your compliance team can read, and a retirement trigger written before it's turned on. Maps to the Govern methodology in the wider CAF — agents that can be paused, rolled back, or sunset cleanly.
Foundry Agent Service, AI Gateway token caps, DLP for Power Platform, prompt and version registries, cost dashboards by agent and by team. The lifecycle is managed centrally so nothing drifts into shadow AI.
Entra Conditional Access, Defender for Cloud, Purview audit, Azure API Management. We don't roll our own security — the platform is Microsoft's, configured against the policies your CISO already enforces.
We're the team that builds them, runs them, and retires them. Quarterly audits to kill dormant agents, monthly consumption reviews, red-team passes after each model upgrade, and incident routing into your SOC. Operating agents is the name on the door for a reason.
OpsAgent is built by MSApps — a Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program member. We've shipped production workloads on Azure, Microsoft 365, and the Power Platform for years — agents that run inside enterprise tenants under the controls your CISO already trusts. We don't claim Solutions Partner designations we haven't earned. The point is the work.
Bring 20 minutes, your Azure tenant or M365 admin, and the one workflow that quietly burns ten hours a week. We'll tell you what we'd build, what we'd refuse to, and what it would cost to run.