Understand what the native Microsoft toolkit does well for agent governance
See exactly where the free admin view stops and Agent 365 begins
Know what agent governance costs on E5, on the add-on, and in E7
Get practical tips for getting value from what you already have
One registration, all three sessions.
Missed Part 1? Your registration still covers August 10 and the August 31 launch.
The problem
The Microsoft 365 admin center gives you some pretty basic capabilities out of the box: a list of the agents that exist and a high-level severity count. To actually govern them, with graded risk scoring, an agent map, and cross-resource controls, you need a lot more, and those capabilities come at an additional cost.
The free view shows counts and a high-severity number, not owner names, graded risk, or what each agent is grounded on.
Agent 365 is about $15 per user per month on top of E5, or bundled in E7 at $99 per user per month.
Several Agent 365 capabilities were still in preview at general availability, so what is production ready matters as much as what is announced.
Agent 365 requires E5 or E7. On E3, Business Standard, or A3 you can't buy it at all, no matter what you're willing to spend.
What you'll learn
60 minutes to map what Microsoft provides for agent governance, how it works based on the license you hold, and where the line is.
What the Microsoft 365 admin center agent inventory shows you, and what it leaves out
Why Agent 365 is licensed per person, not per agent, and what that does to your bill
How the Copilot Control System, Purview, and SharePoint Advanced Management fit together
What Agent 365 adds through Entra, Defender, and Purview for agents
How licensing actually works across E3, E5, the Agent 365 add-on, and E7
Which capabilities are generally available today and which are still in preview
Practical tips to get real value from the native tools you already have
Your presenters
Michal Pisarek
CEO, Orchestry
Seven-time Microsoft SharePoint MVP and serial entrepreneur. International speaker on Microsoft 365 governance and digital workplace strategy.
David Francoeur
Head of Product Strategy, Orchestry
Speaker, author, and digital workplace consultant. Guides products from conception to adoption, connecting technical execution with real business outcomes across industries.
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