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Opsentry

Autonomous IT operations

Enterprise-grade AI for every IT request.

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.

Every decision traced
Policy before action
Human approval when needed
Zero rip and replace

Connects to the systems your team already governs

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The operating layer

Turn scattered IT requests into controlled execution.

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.

01

Understand

Identify the user, app, asset, policy, and intent before choosing a tool.

02

Control

Route risky actions through approvals and keep read-only lanes separate.

03

Execute

Run the smallest safe change, verify it live, and write the audit trail.

Inside the tenant

When the work touches production, the page turns black.

Platform

AI designed for IT operations, not generic chat.

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

Lex

The control plane for IT. Ask what is open, what is risky, what can be fixed, and what needs your approval. Lex shows the plan, checks policy, and executes only when the path is clear.
  • Live tenant diagnostics
  • Approval-aware writes
  • Readable audit traces

Employee agent

Tron

Self-service that actually resolves. Employees ask for help in the channels they already use. Tron verifies identity, follows the runbook, completes safe requests, and escalates the rest with context.
  • Teams and Slack intake
  • Identity-aware actions
  • Automatic ticket updates

Governance layer

Policy Engine

Rules before tools. Opsentry evaluates approvals, confidence, permissions, rollback paths, and separation-of-duty requirements before a downstream system changes.
  • Approval gates
  • Least-privilege scopes
  • Rollback notes

Runbook automation

Automations

Turn SOPs into repeatable action. Model recurring IT work as governed automations: access requests, mailbox changes, endpoint checks, onboarding, offboarding, and security scans.
  • Scheduled runs
  • Human handoff
  • Exception handling

Grounded answers

Knowledge

Use the docs your team trusts. Ground every answer in internal policy, past tickets, runbooks, and system evidence so operators can verify the result before it becomes a change.
  • Runbook retrieval
  • Source-backed answers
  • Context memory

Existing stack

Ecosystem

Work where IT already works. Opsentry connects to your identity provider, ticketing system, collaboration tools, endpoint estate, and SaaS admin centers without replacing them.
  • Graph and PowerShell
  • Ticketing systems
  • Collaboration channels

Solutions

Built for the high-volume work that keeps IT queues full.

01

Access requests

Route temporary access, app provisioning, license changes, group membership, and approval windows without manual queue chasing.

02

Account recovery

Resolve password resets, account unlocks, MFA resets, stale sessions, and identity hygiene checks with policy-backed guardrails.

03

Mailbox and collaboration

Audit forwarding, manage delegates, create shared mailboxes, inspect Teams policy, and remediate collaboration settings after approval.

04

Security scans

Run environment scans for forwarding risk, oversharing, stale access, device posture, and policy drift before the ticket becomes an incident.

05

Onboarding and offboarding

Create repeatable flows for account setup, access bundles, manager approvals, license assignment, device checks, and removal actions.

06

Admin center writes

Execute parameterized Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, Graph, Purview, Intune, and Defender actions through a governed operator lane.

How it works

One path from request to verified resolution.

Requests arrive with context.

Lex and Tron pull identity, ticket history, device state, group membership, recent approvals, and the relevant runbook before answering.

Read requestResolve identityCollect evidence

Policy decides the next safe action.

Opsentry checks permission scope, approval policy, confidence, blast radius, and rollback path before any write is attempted.

Match policyPrepare actionAsk when needed

Tools run with proof attached.

The agent executes the smallest useful change, verifies the live result, updates the ticket, and leaves a trace your team can review later.

Run toolVerify systemWrite audit trail

Customers

For teams where a ticket is never just a ticket.

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.

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.
Designed with IT operators For governed service desks and lean infrastructure teams
11s sample account recovery
3 admin write lanes verified
100% traceable test actions

Security

Enterprise controls are part of the product, not an afterthought.

Approval-gated execution

Every write-capable action can be routed through explicit approval rules before it touches production systems.

Scoped admin lanes

Separate user, operator, workflow, and shared helpdesk surfaces so read-only and write-capable contexts stay distinct.

Full parameter visibility

PowerShell, Graph, and admin API calls show the cmdlet, method, target, body, parameters, and verification output.

No silent guesses

When app context, target site, approver, or policy is ambiguous, Opsentry asks before diagnosing or changing anything.

Audit-grade traces

Capture who asked, what evidence was inspected, which policy applied, what ran, and how the result was verified.

Enterprise identity fit

Designed around SSO, RBAC, least-privilege scopes, tenant boundaries, and the admin centers your team already governs.

Resources

Read more from Opsentry when the blog is live.

Blog

Opsentry Blog

The blog design is ready for product notes, operating patterns, and field lessons when the team is ready to publish.

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FAQ

Questions operators ask before turning agents loose.

Is Opsentry replacing our ticketing system?

No. Opsentry works around the tools you already use. Tickets remain the system of record while Opsentry resolves, updates, and audits the work.

How does Opsentry avoid unsafe automation?

Writes are scoped, approval-aware, and verified after execution. If the request is ambiguous or outside policy, Lex asks for clarification instead of guessing.

Where do employees interact with Tron?

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.

What should we automate first?

Start with high-volume, low-ambiguity requests: password resets, account unlocks, access routing, group membership, mailbox checks, and basic device diagnostics.

Unlock autonomous IT operations

Start with one workflow. Build toward a governed operating layer.

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