Microsoft Ignite· Booth 6452
AI engineering for Azure DevOps.
Within your budget. Under your rules.
Assign a work item to Eido and get back a tested pull request on Azure Repos. The agents run in your own Azure tenant, on models from your own Microsoft Foundry, and your people approve what ships.
- Built for Azure DevOps. The work comes from Azure Boards and the pull requests go to Azure Repos. Nobody leaves Azure DevOps.
- Cost control. A budget on every run, stage and month, enforced before each model call, and a cost on every work item.
- Governance. Approval gates your Azure DevOps groups own, organisation-approved models, and an append-only audit log.
Let’s pick this up after Ignite
Leave your details and our team will be in touch once the event is over, with:
- A walkthrough in Azure DevOps, on work items like yours
- Pricing, and how buying through Azure Marketplace works
- An architecture and security review, if you want one
A work item, assigned to Eido
The plan is done, and the run waits for the Billing Engineering group to approve it, on the work item's own Eido tab. It has spent $3.86 of its $40 budget so far.
Eido 
We build our own product with it
Eido, our Microsoft Intune product, is built entirely through Eido Build. These are its numbers from the last release cycle.
Built for Microsoft enterprises
Eido Build runs on the services your teams already govern.
- Azure DevOps Boards, Repos and Pipelines. The only interface Eido Build has.
- Microsoft Foundry Organisation-approved models in your own Foundry, chosen per stage.
- Microsoft Entra ID Eido runs as a managed identity: no passwords or keys.
- Windows 365 for Agents Cloud PCs a stage borrows to test on, live on the work item.
- Azure Key Vault Credentials stay in your vault and never reach an agent.
- Log Analytics and Sentinel A copy of the audit log for your SIEM, if you switch it on.
Ready when you are
Your process, your approvals and your budget come with it. Not left your details yet?