Verosoft Launches Verovia AI Orchestration Platform for Industrial Operations
Verosoft Launches Verovia Platform for Industrial AI Automation in Montréal
Verosoft launched Verovia, an AI orchestration and automation platform designed to move industrial organizations beyond testing and into operational deployment on October 26, 2026. Built around the Microsoft ecosystem, the Montréal-based company stated that the platform connects industrial equipment, enterprise applications, and AI agents to automate processes across systems and departments without requiring companies to replace their existing technology infrastructure.
The Tech TL;DR:
- What shipped: Verovia general availability on October 26, 2026, featuring a free tier for exploring industrial AI orchestration.
- Core architecture: Microsoft-first integration combining IoT equipment monitoring, asset management, and Microsoft Entra ID governance.
- Initial deployments: Pilot projects across transportation, energy, construction, and manufacturing targeting reduced equipment downtime and automated workflows.
Extending Enterprise Asset Management Into AI Orchestration
The platform builds on more than 20 years of enterprise asset management solutions developed within Microsoft Dynamics by Verosoft, according to the company. Martin Turgeon, President of Verosoft, said that the firm is extending its expertise with The Asset Guardian (TAG) into AI orchestration and automation to connect industrial data directly to artificial intelligence, place information into business context, and automate processes across entire operations. The system expands on IoT capabilities that Verosoft introduced in the spring of 2026, bringing together equipment monitoring, asset management, and automated workflows.
Pilot projects across transportation, energy, construction, and manufacturing showed early results in reducing equipment downtime, accelerating data analysis, and eliminating manual data entry in specific workflows, Verosoft reported. Alexis Turgeon, Director of Innovation at Verosoft, stated that artificial intelligence’s real value is measured by the work it accomplishes rather than the number of agents deployed, noting dramatic improvements in operational efficiency by connecting AI directly to business processes.
Verovia Provides Governance Controls for AI Agent Access
Verovia enables IT teams to manage how AI agents access information, interact with applications, and execute actions through platform governance controls. The system features Microsoft Entra ID integration, role-based permissions, approval workflows, and auditable activity records, allowing organizations to expand automation while maintaining visibility and human oversight over critical decisions.
The platform also creates expansion opportunities for Microsoft partners. By providing the underlying infrastructure for connectivity, AI agents, application development, and governance, Verovia allows Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Azure partners to focus on solving customer challenges, develop industry-specific solutions, accelerate implementations, and introduce recurring AI consulting and managed services, according to the company.
Verosoft Releases Verovia Before Convergence 2026 Showcase
Verosoft made Verovia available beginning October 26, 2026, alongside a free version that enables organizations and Microsoft partners to explore AI orchestration and automation capabilities. The company will showcase real-world industrial AI use cases and measurable results at Convergence 2026, which takes place December 8–11 in Miami Beach, Florida.