Reply Named Launch Partner for Microsoft Agent 365

Apr 9, 2026
Reply has been selected as a launch partner for Microsoft Agent 365, a new platform providing governance, observability, and lifecycle management for enterprise AI agents.
Reply Named Launch Partner for Microsoft Agent 365

Reply has been selected as a launch partner for Microsoft's new Agent 365 platform, announced in a press release. The platform provides enterprise-grade governance, observability, and lifecycle management for AI agents, enabling organizations to deploy and manage them consistently across business functions.

Agent 365 introduces a structured framework to bring clarity and control to AI-driven operations. As a launch partner, Reply will help clients implement the platform through assessments of AI maturity, the design of governance and compliance frameworks, and the configuration and rollout of Agent 365.

Reply will also support ongoing management and adoption programs to ensure sustainable use of AI agents. The company draws on its experience with Microsoft technologies and enterprise AI transformation, including large-scale deployments such as the Copilot rollout at Lumen.

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