Azure AI Foundry Agent Management

Azure AI Foundry Agent Service enables you to create AI agents that automate tasks and workflows. This platform provides:

• A framework for building agents that reason, act, and learn

• Access to diverse models, knowledge sources, and tools

• Real-world interaction capabilities through search, action connectors, and code execution

Applications range from simple task automation to complex, multi-agent workflows. The platform offers a unified experience for developers and IT administrators through:

• A web portal

• Software Development Kit (SDK)

• Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)

• Use these tools to build, deploy, and manage your AI agents efficiently.

Important
You must have a SailPoint Agent Identity Security license to enable the Agent governance features. Contact your SailPoint Customer Success Manager for more details on obtaining the necessary license.

Supported Features

Aggregation of Azure AI Foundry agent

Required Permissions

API / Role	Permission / Role Name	Type	Description / Purpose
Microsoft Graph API	Directory.Read.All	Application	Read directory data
Azure Service Management API	user_impersonation	Delegated	Access Azure Resource Manager as organization users
Azure RBAC Role for Foundry-specific APIs	Cognitive Services Data Contributor (Preview)	Role-based	Required to call Foundry-specific API endpoints (For example, project assistants)

Assigning Cognitive Services Data Contributor (Preview) Role in Azure

Follow these steps to assign the Cognitive Services Data Contributor (Preview) Role in Azure:

1. Go to Azure Portal.

2. Select your active Azure Subscription under Use option.

3. Go to Access Control (IAM) for the subscription.

4. Select + Add > Add role assignment.

5. Under Role, select Cognitive Services Data Contributor (Preview).

6. In the Members section, search for and select your Registered Application.

7. Select Review + assign to apply the role.

   This grants the necessary permissions to your Registered Application for Cognitive Services data access.

Enabling Agent Governance

To enable the Agent Governance, follow these steps:

1. Go to Microsoft Entra SaaS source configuration page within ISC.

2. Select Agent Governance Settings tab.

3. Select Enable Azure AI Foundry Agents. This enables Agent Governance support for your environment.

Supported Schema Attributes

Following lists the supported schema attributes for the Azure AI Foundry Agent.

Parent Attribute Name	Child Attribute Name	Attribute Details
identity	-	Unique identifier for the agent.
name	-	Name assigned to the agent.
datasetId	-	Internal ISC data set for the agent.
description	-	Descriptive text explaining the agent’s purpose.
attributes	model	The identifier of the model (For example, GPT variant) the agent uses.
	resources	Resources/ Tools assigned or accessible to the agent.
	connectedAgents	Agent can have their connected agents as well.
	top_p	top_p controls how much randomness and creativity the agent uses when generating responses.
	temperature	The temperature controls the randomness of the agent’s responses — lower values produce more focused and consistent answers, while higher values lead to more diverse and creative outputs.
	tool_resources	External resources needed by specific tools (e.g., list of file IDs for Code Interpreter).
	metadata	Custom metadata attached to the agent (up to 16 pairs).
	response_format	Preferred format of the agent’s tool call responses.
	created_at	A list or collection of specific resources associated with the tools assigned to the agent. Timestamp representing when the agent was created.

Note
The attribute list cannot be extended.