Cura | Agentic Workforce Platform for Governed AI Operations on Microsoft 365 and Azure
CURA · HR & Talent
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Cura is an agentic workforce platform built for Microsoft 365 and Azure — designed for organizations that need AI to execute governed operational workflows, not only provide conversational assistance. Built on Azure AI Foundry, Microsoft Agent Framework, Entra ID, and Microsoft Graph, Cura helps teams deploy governed AI agents across operational workflows while keeping data inside the customer’s Microsoft environment. Customer data remains within the customer’s Microsoft security and identity boundary.
Organizations often carry high process burden, limited staff capacity, changing institutional knowledge, and sensitive operational workflows. Cura helps these teams turn AI into governed operational capacity by supporting repeatable workflows, human approvals, auditability, and tenant-boundaried execution.
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Cura agents can support operational workflows such as reporting, donor communications, compliance checks, task management, grant operations, and other repeatable processes. Sensitive steps can be routed through human-in-the-loop approval so teams can move faster without losing control.
For organizations already invested in Microsoft 365 and Azure, Cura operationalizes that foundation into repeatable, auditable, agent-driven work — without moving data outside the Microsoft security boundary.
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