AI Agents You Can Govern, Built on Microsoft Foundry
AI agents don't just answer questions. They take actions in your systems. So who decides what each one is allowed to do?
In this video
- The job first: what the agent does, what it can read, and what it must never touch
- Built on Microsoft Foundry, connected through approved tools and MCP servers, with a person approving the actions that matter
- Every Foundry agent has its own Microsoft Entra identity, so access is granted, reviewed and removed
- Agents connected to each other and to other platforms through open standards such as A2A
- Traced, tested before release, monitored once live, and published in Microsoft Teams and Copilot
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AI agents don't just answer questions. They take actions in your systems. So who decides what each one is allowed to do?
Built in a hurry, an agent can end up with broad access, no clear owner, and nobody watching what it does.
Systech builds AI agents you can govern.
We start with the job: what the agent does, what it can read, and what it must never touch.
We build on Microsoft Foundry, connecting agents to your systems through approved tools and MCP servers, with a person approving the actions that matter.
Every Foundry agent gets its own Microsoft Entra identity, so its access is granted, reviewed and removed like anyone else's.
Where agents need to work together, or with other platforms, we connect them through open standards such as A2A.
Then we trace what each agent does, test it before release, and keep watching once it's live.
And it arrives where your people already work, in Microsoft Teams and Copilot.
Microsoft specialists, AI engineers, and ISO 27001 certified.
Book a call, tell us the job you'd like an agent to do, and we'll show you how we'd build it safely.
Source: Microsoft Learn (Microsoft Foundry Agent Service; Microsoft Entra Agent ID). Product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Examples shown are illustrative.



