The industrial sector has long grappled with the challenge of translating raw operational data into actionable business intelligence. While artificial intelligence promises to bridge this gap, many organizations remain stuck in the experimental phase, struggling to integrate AI models with legacy machinery and enterprise software. To address this friction, Verosoft, a Microsoft-first industrial technology company, has announced the general availability of Verovia, an AI orchestration and automation platform designed to operationalize artificial intelligence across industrial environments.

Released on October 26, 2026, Verovia acts as a connective tissue between physical industrial equipment, enterprise applications, and AI agents. By leveraging the existing Microsoft ecosystem, the platform allows industrial enterprises to deploy advanced automation workflows without undergoing costly infrastructure overhauls.

Connecting Industrial Assets to Enterprise Workflows

Verovia is built to solve the fragmentation that often characterizes industrial IT and operational technology (OT) environments. Rather than requiring organizations to replace their existing technology stacks, the platform integrates directly with established systems. This approach builds upon Verosoft's deep history in the enterprise asset management space.

By linking real-time equipment data with enterprise applications, Verovia enables AI agents to execute tasks that previously required manual intervention. This integration is designed to transform raw telemetry from the factory floor into structured business actions within ERP and CRM systems.

Pilot Outcomes Across Key Industrial Sectors

The launch of Verovia follows a series of pilot deployments across several capital-intensive industries, including transportation, energy, construction, and manufacturing. These early initiatives built upon IoT capabilities that Verosoft introduced in spring 2026, combining equipment monitoring with asset management and AI-driven automation.

According to Verosoft, these pilot projects have demonstrated measurable operational improvements, specifically in:

  • Reducing unplanned equipment downtime through predictive insights
  • Accelerating complex data analysis across disparate operational systems
  • Eliminating manual data entry in specific administrative and maintenance workflows
“AI's real value isn't measured by the number of agents deployed, but by the work they accomplish,” noted Alexis Turgeon, Director of Innovation at Verosoft. "We're seeing dramatic improvements in operational efficiency by connecting AI directly to business processes. Verovia makes these capabilities accessible and scalable across the industrial enterprise."

Enterprise-Grade Governance and Security

Deploying AI in industrial settings introduces significant security and compliance challenges. To mitigate these risks, Verovia includes built-in governance features designed to give IT departments complete oversight of automated actions.

The platform integrates directly with Microsoft Entra ID, enabling organizations to enforce strict security protocols. Key governance capabilities include:

  • Role-based permissions to control which data and systems AI agents can access
  • Structured approval workflows that require human validation before critical operational decisions are executed
  • Comprehensive, auditable activity records that track every action taken by AI agents across the network

These guardrails ensure that as industrial enterprises scale their automation efforts, they maintain the necessary visibility and human-in-the-loop controls to protect critical infrastructure.

Expanding the Microsoft Partner Ecosystem

Beyond its direct utility for industrial operators, Verovia is positioned as an enablement platform for Microsoft's partner network. By providing the underlying infrastructure for connectivity, agent management, and governance, the platform allows partners to deliver specialized solutions without building an AI stack from scratch.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Azure partners can leverage Verovia to:

  • Develop industry-specific automation solutions tailored to unique vertical challenges
  • Accelerate the deployment and implementation timelines of AI projects
  • Establish recurring revenue streams through AI consulting and managed services

Verosoft itself operates through a global network of more than 60 certified Microsoft partners, serving clients ranging from single-site operators to large-scale deployments with 2,000-user enterprise configurations. The company's established product line, TAG Mobi, is already deployed in more than 150 countries, providing a solid foundation for Verovia's global rollout.

Availability and Upcoming Demonstrations

Verovia is generally available starting October 26, 2026. To encourage exploration and development, Verosoft is offering a free version of the platform, allowing both industrial organizations and Microsoft partners to test AI orchestration and automation capabilities within their own environments.

Verosoft plans to showcase real-world use cases and detailed performance metrics from its pilot projects at Convergence 2026. The event is scheduled to take place from December 8 to December 11 in Miami Beach, Florida, where attendees will be able to see the industrial AI platform in action.