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Algenta for Microsoft Cloud

Turn enterprise data and operating models into governed decisions across Microsoft 365, powered by a decision runtime in your own Azure subscription

Algenta turns your enterprise data and operating models into governed decisions that employees can frame and act on directly inside Microsoft 365 — in Copilot, Teams, and Excel — while the decisions themselves are computed by a decision runtime deployed in your organization's own Azure subscription.

The split is deliberate. Microsoft 365 is where people already work, so that is where a decision is framed, explained, and acted upon. But the logic that turns assumptions into a recommendation, the evidence behind it, and the data it reads should sit under your control. Algenta gives you one stable Decision API deployed to your Azure, and then many Microsoft experiences on top of it — with no duplicated decision logic to keep in sync.

Where each part runs. Microsoft 365 (Copilot, Teams, Office/Excel), Microsoft Graph, and Microsoft Entra are Microsoft-hosted services. The Algenta data plane — the gateway, the Algenta runtime, and the artifact store — runs in your Azure subscription. Running in your subscription puts these components under your control; it does not by itself make them network-private. Employees sign in with their existing Microsoft Entra identity, and the gateway derives their organization, workspace, and role from identity mappings you provision, not from values the client application supplies.

How it fits together

The customer-controlled Azure gateway is the trust foundation. Every Microsoft experience is a thin adapter that calls the same governed decision lifecycle running behind that gateway:

  • Copilot & Teams connect to the engine over the Model Context Protocol (MCP): frame a request in conversation — or drop in a spreadsheet — run the real simulation, optimization, or forecast, and cite the computed numbers. Recommendations only; approving or executing a plan is always a separate, credentialed human action, never something the agent does on its own.

  • Excel lets a user select ranges as a decision's assumptions, preview exactly what will be sent, run the analysis in your Azure, and write results to new sheets without overwriting the source.

  • Entra SSO means there are no separate Algenta credentials — employees authenticate with the Microsoft identity they already have, and admin consent is granted once at the tenant level.

Figures returned to any of these surfaces are model-estimated under the stated assumptions, with the supporting evidence available for inspection.

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A declarative agent that frames, runs, and explains governed decisions in the tools employees already use.

Turn selected ranges into a decision's assumptions and write results back into new sheets — with a preview before anything is sent.

Employees use their existing Microsoft identity; you grant admin consent once and manage access centrally.

The customer-controlled foundation every Microsoft experience calls — deployed into your own subscription.

Understand how a decision is framed, run, recommended, and approved before you wire up a surface.

Next steps

Start with the foundation, then add the experiences your employees will use:

  1. Deploy the decision gateway to your Azure — stand up the decision plane in your own subscription.

  2. Sign in with Microsoft Entra — register the app and grant admin consent so employees authenticate with their existing identity.

  3. If you are new to the model, read the governed decision lifecycle first.

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