Announcing Login Enterprise for Windows 365 for Agents

August 19, 2026

As a Microsoft partner, Login VSI is bringing Login Enterprise to Windows 365 for Agents, giving enterprises the application validation and performance reliability to move Windows 365 Cloud PC fleets from pilot to production.

By Michael Kent, Head of Product, Login VSI

In a world where agents can open applications, click through legacy systems, and run real workflows on a managed desktop, it’s never been more important to ensure that experience is secured end to end. Windows 365 for Agents from Microsoft makes that possible. It gives AI agents a secured, fully managed environment to get work done across the applications, browsers, and line-of-business systems that enterprises already run, all governed through Microsoft Agent 365, Microsoft Entra, and Microsoft Intune. Login VSI has spent over 15 years measuring how application and platform changes affect the user experience, and it now extends that work into the agentic era with Login Enterprise, giving enterprises the confidence to deploy on Cloud PCs.

Login Enterprise sits on the customer side of the environment extending to the user side with Microsoft-native service monitoring. It gives teams the proof, visibility, and automation to validate the applications and images their Windows 365 estate runs on, using Windows 365 for Agents to do it, so they can deploy with confidence and keep performance healthy in production.

What Windows 365 Deployments Need to Reach Production

Business-critical workflows often depend on applications that evolve over time through patches, image updates, and UI changes. Because computer-using agents interact with the same applications and interfaces as people, these changes can affect both human and agent-driven workflows. Without visibility, IT teams are left reacting to user complaints instead of preventing issues. The ability to continuously validate workflows before production helps organizations maintain business continuity, confidently scale Windows 365 deployments, and maximize the value of their Cloud PC investments.

Login Enterprise gives IT teams that reliability story by leveraging Windows 365 for Agents to validate the applications and images running across their Cloud PC estate, so validation becomes the evidence teams need to move a deployment out of pilot.

How Login Enterprise Validates Applications and Images on Windows 365 for Agents

Login Enterprise uses Windows 365 for Agents to run that validation. It spins up elastic pools of Cloud PCs provisioned from your candidate image, the exact gold build you are about to ship, with no fixed estate of test machines to maintain. Machines reset between sessions ensuring each validation run operates with a clean slate. Because many Cloud PCs run at once, validation time stops depending on how many applications you have and starts depending on how many machines you choose to run.

Driving those desktops is a computer-using agent, an AI agent that interacts with software the same way a human does. When an application’s interface shifts, the agent recognizes the change, rewrites the test on its own, and records what it changed and why.

That self-healing matters because it stops automated tests from breaking when a website or app design changes. Instead of a test failing and stopping your work because a button ID or CSS class moved, smart tools use AI to find the element another way and keep the test running. Teams can see exactly what changed and judge the impact before it reaches production.

Login Enterprise keeps a human in the loop by design. The agent handles cosmetic change on its own, but when something is genuinely broken, it stops instead of looping and running up cost and hands a person the full evidence: the final screen, everything it tried, and where it stopped. A red result means the change broke something real, which is the signal teams need during a tight validation window, and a person makes the call on what happens next.

How Login Enterprise Validates Agent Workloads on Windows 365 for Agents

Application validation is one half of the picture, the other is validating the agents themselves, which behave less predictably than a script.

Login Enterprise’s approach: A Computer-Using-Agent (CUA) tests and validates Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tools by acting as an intelligent, human-like QA tester. Instead of relying on brittle, hardcoded UI scripts, it uses multimodal AI vision to visually evaluate if an RPA bot successfully completes multi-step workflows, handles unexpected pop-ups, and adapts to interface changes.

From there, Login Enterprise watches for drift the way it always has. It combines telemetry from synthetic runs and real agent activity and monitors it continuously, so a change in agent workflow timing, (for example, claims processing running 22% slower on this week’s image), surfaces before the business process experiences it.

Governed by Microsoft Entra and Intune Policies You Already Run

All of this operates inside the boundaries your enterprise already owns. The Cloud PCs are Microsoft Entra-joined and Intune-managed, protected by the security and compliance controls your team already uses, including Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Purview, and Microsoft Entra Conditional Access policies so when security asks what this automation can touch, the answer is governed by the same policies, tools, and processes already in place across the organization.

The agent works within limits the customer sets and can prove, which keeps validation bounded, governed, and auditable from end to end.

See Login Enterprise for Windows 365 for Agents in Action

Windows 365 for Agents opens a new chapter for Login Enterprise with how work gets done, with agents operating across the same applications, browsers, and systems your people rely on every day. Proving those applications and images still work after every change is the part Login VSI has been doing for over 15 years.

As a partner, we bring that same discipline to the agentic era: validation that runs on Windows 365 for Agents itself, self-healing that tells cosmetic change from real breakage, and continuous monitoring that catches drift before users experience it.

To see it in action, request a free demo of Login Enterprise for Windows 365 for Agents.