Login VSI Announces General Availability of Atlas, the AI Assistant for Login Enterprise
September 30, 2026
Today we’re excited to announce that Atlas, an AI-powered expert built exclusively for Login Enterprise, is now generally available Atlas deploys directly from the Azure Marketplace into your own Azure tenant and helps your team configure tests correctly, identify the right use cases for your workspace, and expand coverage without guesswork.
Set Up Faster. Cover More. Miss Less.
Login Enterprise exists to prevent performance failures before they impact users, operations, and the business. But figuring out what to test, how to structure it, and what you’re missing can take time, time your team often doesn’t have before a rollout.
Atlas changes that.
As security concerns grow with Mythos and the capability of AI models, Login Enterprise is as relevant as ever. Atlas allows EUC teams to move faster, understand better, and do more pre- and post-production to keep their platforms out of harm’s way.
Michael Kent
Chief Product Officer, Login VSI
What administrators can ask
Atlas is built for the questions that take the most time to answer manually:
- Why did last night’s continuous test fail, and was it the application or the platform?
- When did logon times begin to rise, and what changed around then?
- How does this week’s load test compare with previous runs, including VSImax and EUX scores?
- Is the appliance healthy, current, and correctly licensed?
- Does the current configuration follow product best practices?
Seven specialized agents
Atlas uses seven agents, each focused on one area of Login Enterprise. An orchestrator interprets each question, selects the right agents, and combines their findings into a single answer.
| Agent | Capability |
| Appliance Operator | Appliance version, health, and licensing status |
| Continuous Test Operator | Current state of 24/7 synthetic monitors, including pass/fail, thresholds, and sessions |
| Continuous Test Analytics | Long-term trends, regression onset, and change over time |
| Load Test Analytics | Scheduled capacity test comparison, VSImax, and EUX scoring |
| Application Test Analytics | Functional and single-application availability results |
| Configuration Advisor | Live configuration reviewed against best practices, with cited recommendations |
| Product Knowledge | Answers from Login Enterprise documentation, including multi-step questions |
Atlas connects to Login Enterprise through 27 tools built on the Login Enterprise Public API, covering tests, runs, sessions, metrics, events, EUX timers, platform metrics, appliance health, and application scripts.
Answers backed by sources
Every Atlas answer includes citations with the document title, version, and a link. When Atlas cannot support an answer with a source, it says so rather than guessing. Documentation for Login Enterprise 6.7 and 6.8 is indexed, and citations identify the version they reference. Atlas keeps conversation history, understands follow-up questions, and lets users search past conversations.
Security and data control
Atlas is designed for enterprise environments.
- Read-only access. Atlas uses read-only tools and cannot change a customer’s Login Enterprise environment.
- Customer-owned AI. All AI model calls run on the customer’s own Azure AI Foundry. No customer data leaves the tenant.
- Identity and isolation. Sign-in uses Microsoft Entra SSO with role-based access, and each user’s conversations are isolated.
- Content safeguards. Retrieved content is scanned for prompt injection, and responses are scanned for personally identifiable information.
- Network isolation. Atlas deploys into the customer’s VNet with private endpoints.
Atlas Is Now Generally Available, Deployable Directly from Azure Marketplace
Atlas ships as an Azure Marketplace solution template that deploys directly into your own Azure tenant — your data and queries never leave your organizational boundary. Find it on Azure Marketplace or contact your CSM for help getting started.
Try Atlas Free with a Login Enterprise Trial
See what Atlas can do with your Login Enterprise environment. Start with a free Login Enterprise trial and get Atlas included from day one.
Atlas FAQ
1. Does Atlas access my Login Enterprise data or environment?
It can if configured. Atlas includes an MCP server that can be used to “talk” to a Login Enterprise Appliance. Once configured, how it behaves depends on what you ask. For product and best-practice questions, Atlas answers purely from Login Enterprise documentation and knowledge base content never your data and every answer cites the source so you can check it. For questions about your own workspace (test coverage, configuration, run history), Atlas reads that data directly from your environment through a read-only, audited connection.
And because Atlas runs entirely inside your own Azure tenant, nothing, queries, answers, or environment data ever leaves your organizational boundary.
2. Is Atlas included with my Login Enterprise subscription?
Yes, Atlas is included for all customers with an active Login Enterprise subscription.
3. What can I ask Atlas?
Ask it anything about Login Enterprise features, configuration, use cases, and best practices in plain language no support ticket required. It can recommend use cases for your specific environment, cross-reference your live configuration against best practices, surface relevant documentation, help new team members onboard faster, and remember context within a conversation so follow-up questions are natural.
Atlas is scoped to Login Enterprise and won’t answer general IT questions or provide guidance on third-party products outside of Login Enterprise integrations.
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