AI is shifting quickly — from assistive tools to autonomous, agentic systems embedded across the enterprise.

Microsoft’s Agentic Launchpad, in collaboration with NVIDIA and WeTransact, reflects that shift. It brings together a group of AI-native companies building solutions designed for how AI is actually being used today — not where it might be in five years.

We’re proud to be part of that cohort. (You can read more about that 

And as part of this, CultureAI is now live on 

AI adoption isn’t a future problem. It’s already happening across every organisation — often without visibility or control.

At the same time, AI systems are becoming more autonomous — making decisions and taking actions on behalf of users.

This creates a new operational and risk challenge:

Traditional security and governance tools weren’t built for this model.

As a result, organisations are left with policies — but no real way to enforce them in practice.

, we focus on execution — how AI is used day-to-day across your organisation.

This allows organisations to adopt AI at scale while maintaining control, compliance, and trust.

The shift to AI-native and agentic systems is creating a new category of demand from customers — and a gap in how it’s currently being addressed.

For partners, this is a clear opportunity to:

As a Marketplace-listed solution, CultureAI is built to support partner-led deployment and scale — making it easier to attach to existing Microsoft-led deals and AI initiatives.

As AI systems become more agentic, the need for real-time, behaviour-aware control only increases.

Being live on Microsoft Marketplace makes it easier for organisations and partners to get started quickly, with minimal friction.

Most teams can deploy and start seeing real AI usage within hours.

AI-native and agentic systems are already here.

The organisations and partners that win won’t be the ones that block them, but the ones that understand, guide, and control how they’re used.

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