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Solution Capability · 6.1

Managed AgentOps

Provide an operating service for production AI agents that combines monitoring, evaluation, support, governance, release control, and improvement.

What problem does this solve?

After launch, responsibility may be split across business, application, data, security, vendor, and support teams. Without one operating model, issues remain unresolved and improvements happen inconsistently.

Who is it for?

AI and digital leaders

Application and product owners

Operations and service leaders

Security and governance teams

Organizations running one or more production agents

How Ignatiuz delivers it

1

Assess the current agent, architecture, documentation, risks, users, and operating responsibilities.

2

Define service scope, ownership, measures, runbooks, escalation, review cadence, and change process.

3

Implement monitoring, evaluation, support, reporting, and release controls.

4

Operate recurring reviews with business and technical owners.

5

Prioritize and deliver improvements based on evidence.

Common use cases

Managed operations for Ignatiuz-built agents.

Operational takeover assessment for existing agents.

Monthly quality, risk, usage and cost review.

Incident and support management.

Release and change management.

Continuous improvement backlog.

Platforms involved

Copilot Studio, Azure AI Foundry, Azure services, and Microsoft 365.

OpenAI, Claude, IGNA, and Salesforce.

Enterprise applications, APIs, data, observability, ticketing, and reporting tools.

Security & Governance

Human in the Lead

The service includes named ownership, least privilege, logging, evaluation evidence, incident handling, release approval, human review, change history, and governance reporting appropriate to the use case.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Can you manage an agent that Ignatiuz did not build?
Potentially, after a takeover assessment confirms architecture, access, documentation, risks, and support boundaries.
The scope may include monitoring, evaluations, incidents, support, releases, reporting, governance review, and prioritized improvements.
Pricing depends on the number of agents, complexity, users, integrations, service levels, evaluation scope, and improvement capacity.

Ready to talk about Managed AgentOps?

A readiness workshop is the fastest way to find out if this is the right starting point.

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