Governed Self-Service For Users + AI Agents

Give users and AI agents
self-service. Keep administrators in control.

Govern the Entra application lifecycle, run end-to-end ACME certificate automation, and turn repeatable IT operations into approved self-service for people and AI agents. AZExecute collects the right information, applies every access and approval rule, executes across cloud and on-premises systems, and records the complete result.

  • Data remains in Denmark or Sweden across multiple locations
  • Entra ID + Azure RBAC native
  • Remote MCP for AI agents
  • Cloud, Azure Arc + on-premises
AZExecute portal overview
Every request approved, executed, and recorded

Built For Governed Operations

One governed platform for applications, certificates, and hybrid automation

Microsoft Entra IDMicrosoft GraphAzure RBACAzure Resource GraphAzure AutomationAzure Arc + Hybrid AgentsRemote MCP For AI AgentsManaged IdentitiesSignalR Live DataEvent-Driven AutomationACME Certificate LifecycleNordic Data Residency

AI Agent Ready

Give every AI agent a governed way to get work done

AZExecute supports agents that can authenticate through Microsoft AI Foundry. Assign a managed identity to each agent, grant it access to AZExecute, and let it discover and use approved capabilities through the full remote MCP endpoint.

Agent access never bypasses your security model. Every call remains tenant-isolated and is evaluated against the identity's AZExecute role, resource access, licensing, approval rules, validation, and audit requirements.

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Remote MCP endpoint https://api.azexecute.com/mcp
  1. Microsoft AI Foundry agent Runs with its own managed identity
  2. Microsoft Entra authentication Proves the tenant and calling identity
  3. AZExecute MCP Discovers and invokes supported operations
  4. Governed execution Roles, approvals, resource access, and audit stay in force

Full MCP access

Agents can discover supported customer API operations, run published automation tasks, and follow execution results through one remote endpoint.

One identity per agent

Use a dedicated managed identity for each agent so access can be assigned, reviewed, changed, and removed independently.

The same controls still apply

An agent can only see and do what its assigned AZExecute role and resource access allow. MCP does not create a path around governance.

Replace Common IT Requests

Turn repeatable tickets into safe self-service

Request New Entra Applications

Collect business purpose, responsible owners, metadata, credential requirements, and initial API access before AZExecute provisions the application registration and service principal.

Request Internal Or External API Access

Handle application roles, delegated permissions, Microsoft Graph access, justification, owner approval, tenant approval, and consent in one visible request flow.

Complete Identity And Directory Changes

Publish approved identity, user, group, and directory updates as guided operations instead of relying on free-form tickets, scripts, or broad administrative access.

Run Infrastructure And Azure Operations

Turn repeatable Azure, server, service, virtual machine, DNS, file, and connected-system actions into controlled self-service operations.

Automate Certificate Lifecycles

Issue and renew certificates through Let's Encrypt, GlobalSign Atlas, DigiCert CertCentral, or custom ACME v2 services, with automated DNS validation and post-renewal deployment.

Give Support Safe Operational Actions

Let support staff run approved diagnostics and remediation with validated inputs while administrators control access, approvals, and the underlying automation.

From Request To Recorded Result

One controlled flow from user or agent request to completed work

Capability 1

Start With A Governed Request

People can use a guided form while AI agents discover the same approved capability through MCP. Required fields, validation, protected values, and live directory or infrastructure lookups collect complete information the first time.

Capability 2

Apply Access And Approval Rules

Publish the request only to the right users and groups. Route sensitive application, permission, identity, and infrastructure changes to the responsible owner or administrator before execution.

Capability 3

Provision Applications And Permissions

Create the app registration and service principal after approval, retain business metadata and ownership, and handle internal or external API access through the correct consent path.

Capability 4

Execute Across Every Environment

Run reusable workflows across Azure, Azure Arc, on-premises agents, scripts, runbooks, pipelines, directories, DNS, certificates, and connected platforms from the same request.

Capability 5

Show Progress As The Work Happens

Use SignalR-powered agents and live execution updates to show current status, console output, decisions, and results without waiting for a ticket to be manually updated.

Capability 6

Record Results And Automate Follow-Up

Keep the request, approval, execution history, output, and result together. Let events start remediation, create an incident, notify owners, or trigger the next workflow automatically.

Three Core Capabilities

Control the lifecycles that create the most operational work

Use each capability independently or connect them: provision an application, issue its certificate, and let the automation engine deploy and rotate it wherever it is needed.

Application governance

Govern Entra Applications From Request To Retirement

Give teams a guided way to request applications and permissions while administrators retain ownership of policy, approval, provisioning, credentials, consent, and lifecycle decisions.

  • Provision app registrations and service principals after approval
  • Manage owners, permissions, secrets, certificates, and lifecycle state
  • Keep request, consent, execution, and administrative history together
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Automation engine

Build Governed Workflows Across Cloud And On-Premises

Compose reusable automation from native steps, scripts, agents, runbooks, pipelines, events, and connected systems—then publish it as controlled self-service.

  • Use validated inputs, protected values, access rules, and approvals
  • Execute across Azure, PowerShell, Bash, Azure Arc, DNS, AD, DevOps, GitHub, and more
  • Stream live progress and retain structured execution history and follow-up
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Start With One High-Volume Request

Launch without replacing your identity or security model

Step 1

Connect Your Tenant And Infrastructure

Sign in with Entra ID, complete tenant setup, and connect the Azure, agent, directory, certificate, or integration endpoints needed for the first operation.

Step 2

Choose A Repetitive Request

Start with a high-volume application, permission, identity, certificate, DNS, or infrastructure request that currently requires manual administrator work.

Step 3

Define The Form, Approval, And Automation

Choose the required input, responsible approvers, permitted users, workflow steps, notifications, and follow-up while keeping existing identity and access boundaries.

Step 4

Publish, Measure, And Reuse

Release the operation as self-service, follow every run through live status and structured history, then reuse the same controls for the next request.

Automation and cost optimization in AZExecute

For Users, AI Agents, Support, And Administrators

Make routine work easier without handing out admin access

Requesters get clear forms and visible progress. Support staff can start approved operations without scripts or broad privileges. AI agents can use the same governed capabilities through MCP. Administrators define the inputs, approvals, access, and automation once, then retain control of every execution.

  • Less time collecting missing information and repeating portal work
  • No need to distribute standing administrator access for routine operations
  • One history for the request, decision, execution, result, and follow-up

Which Request Should You Stop Handling Manually?

Turn your next repeatable IT request into self-service for users and agents

Start with application governance, ACME certificate automation, or one high-volume infrastructure operation. Keep your existing access model while AZExecute adds guided input, agent-ready MCP access, approval, automated execution, live status, and complete history.

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