Identity for every agent, budgets, permissions, a kill-switch, audit evidence, and compliance packs — without rebuilding anything. Your Copilot Studio agents keep running in your Microsoft 365 tenant, exactly where your makers built them. MeetLoyd governs them through one base URL for LLM and tool calls, or from a control plane deployed in your own cloud.
Every agent in your tenant — the official ones and the ones a business unit built last quarter — discovered, named, owned, and given a cryptographic identity. When your CISO asks "how many agents do we run, and who owns each one?", you have the answer.
Per-agent and per-team spend limits on model and tool consumption, enforced at call time. An agent that goes into a loop stops at its budget — it does not show up as a surprise on next month's invoice.
Deny-by-default grants on which tools, connectors, and data each agent may touch — with sensitive actions routed to a human for one-click approval. Your SharePoint and Dataverse data stays reachable only by the agents you decided should reach it.
Pause a single agent, a team, or the whole estate in one action — enforced at the gateway, not requested politely. Incident response for agents finally looks like incident response.
Every call logged into a tamper-evident audit trail, mapped to the compliance packs your regulators care about — GDPR, EU AI Act, DORA, HIPAA, SOX and more. Evidence is exported, not reconstructed.
They keep running in Copilot Studio, in your tenant. No migration, no rebuild, no re-testing of flows that already work. Governance is added around them, not instead of them.
Your makers keep building in the designer they know. Teams, SharePoint, Power Platform connectors — everything you standardized on stays the standard. You chose this platform for good reasons; MeetLoyd builds on that choice.
End users keep talking to the same agents in Teams. The only thing they notice is that agents behave more predictably — because someone is finally watching.
It starts with discovery: MeetLoyd inventories the agents already registered in your tenant. From there, each agent is gatewayed with a single base-URL change on its LLM and tool calls — that one change carries identity, budgets, permissions, kill-switch, and audit. For sovereignty requirements, the full control plane deploys in your own cloud or VPC.