Orchestry

See every agent in one roster, score each from 0 to 100, then delete or block whatever's risky without leaving the page. Orchestry also governs what every AI can reach, from Copilot to the models your team connects, on the Microsoft license you already own.

You've seen the problem so here's the proof it works: enterprises that put the whole market through its paces landed on Orchestry. Book a 20-minute demo and we'll walk your own tenant with you.

We're not really doing AI yet" is the most common thing we hear, and it's usually not true. If your team has Microsoft 365, agents are already being built in your tenant, each one reading from whatever content it can reach. Book a 20-minute demo and we'll show you exactly what's already running in yours, its risk, and what to do about it.

Microsoft's free admin view lists your agents, and Microsoft's own docs say the risk column needs E7 or Agent 365. Acting on them means separate portals, one agent type at a time. Orchestry scores every agent from 0 to 100 with ten named insights, then lets you delete or block from the same screen, on the E3 or E5 you already run.

Someone on your team can create an agent on any site they can edit, no approval needed, and most IT teams have no idea how many already exist or what those agents can reach. Piecing that view together today means five separate portals.

Every agent and Copilot in your tenant answers from whatever content it can reach, so a single overshared file can quietly turn into an AI problem. Managing the tenant and managing what its AI can touch stopped being two separate jobs a while ago.