Understand
Identify the user, app, asset, policy, and intent before choosing a tool.
Autonomous IT operations
Opsentry gives IT teams a governed operating layer for helpdesk work. Lex reasons with the operator. Tron resolves for employees. Every action is policy-aware, approval-ready, and written back to your existing systems.
The operating layer
Opsentry starts with the request in plain language, gathers the live evidence, checks policy, and only then decides whether to answer, ask, approve, or act.
Identify the user, app, asset, policy, and intent before choosing a tool.
Route risky actions through approvals and keep read-only lanes separate.
Run the smallest safe change, verify it live, and write the audit trail.
Inside the tenant
Platform
Opsentry brings intake, policy, approvals, tools, knowledge, and verification into one operating surface. The product is built for the work IT teams actually perform: admin center writes, access routing, recovery workflows, and evidence-backed decisions.
Operator console
Employee agent
Governance layer
Runbook automation
Grounded answers
Existing stack
Solutions
Route temporary access, app provisioning, license changes, group membership, and approval windows without manual queue chasing.
Resolve password resets, account unlocks, MFA resets, stale sessions, and identity hygiene checks with policy-backed guardrails.
Audit forwarding, manage delegates, create shared mailboxes, inspect Teams policy, and remediate collaboration settings after approval.
Run environment scans for forwarding risk, oversharing, stale access, device posture, and policy drift before the ticket becomes an incident.
Create repeatable flows for account setup, access bundles, manager approvals, license assignment, device checks, and removal actions.
Execute parameterized Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, Graph, Purview, Intune, and Defender actions through a governed operator lane.
How it works
Lex and Tron pull identity, ticket history, device state, group membership, recent approvals, and the relevant runbook before answering.
Opsentry checks permission scope, approval policy, confidence, blast radius, and rollback path before any write is attempted.
The agent executes the smallest useful change, verifies the live result, updates the ticket, and leaves a trace your team can review later.
Customers
Opsentry is shaped around high-stakes internal work: the small actions that can unblock a person, reduce risk, or become an incident if nobody owns the next step.
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Opsentry gives operators the missing middle layer: it understands the request, checks the controls, and produces a verified action trail instead of another chat transcript.
Security
Every write-capable action can be routed through explicit approval rules before it touches production systems.
Separate user, operator, workflow, and shared helpdesk surfaces so read-only and write-capable contexts stay distinct.
PowerShell, Graph, and admin API calls show the cmdlet, method, target, body, parameters, and verification output.
When app context, target site, approver, or policy is ambiguous, Opsentry asks before diagnosing or changing anything.
Capture who asked, what evidence was inspected, which policy applied, what ran, and how the result was verified.
Designed around SSO, RBAC, least-privilege scopes, tenant boundaries, and the admin centers your team already governs.
Resources
The blog design is ready for product notes, operating patterns, and field lessons when the team is ready to publish.
View blogFAQ
No. Opsentry works around the tools you already use. Tickets remain the system of record while Opsentry resolves, updates, and audits the work.
Writes are scoped, approval-aware, and verified after execution. If the request is ambiguous or outside policy, Lex asks for clarification instead of guessing.
Tron can sit in collaboration tools such as Teams or Slack, while Lex gives IT operators a richer console for investigation, approval, and live admin work.
Start with high-volume, low-ambiguity requests: password resets, account unlocks, access routing, group membership, mailbox checks, and basic device diagnostics.
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