Integrations

Early access

Dewiride AI, meet Microsoft Azure.

Ask about your Azure estate in plain language — what's running, what a given service costs to run, what's failing, and who can reach it. You choose which areas to open up, and every change waits for your approval.

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Ask your cloud what's going on
  • What's running, where, and how it's set up
  • Why something is failing, across the numbers, the logs and Azure's own health
  • Your databases, storage and search, asked in plain language
  • Who can reach what, and which policies apply
  • What a service would cost before you switch it on
Early access

Early access means it works and we use it ourselves every day. It's still moving, so bits of it will change. When it lets you down, tell us — that's the deal.

Ask your cloud what's going on

What you can connect

  • What's running, where, and how it's set up
  • Why something is failing, across the numbers, the logs and Azure's own health
  • Your databases, storage and search, asked in plain language
  • Who can reach what, and which policies apply
  • What a service would cost before you switch it on

Permissions you choose

Only what you need — each area is a separate choice you make when you connect.

Subscriptions and access

What you have, who can reach it, and advice on how to build it.

Servers and containers

Virtual machines, hosted apps, containers and Kubernetes.

Databases, storage and search

SQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Data Explorer, storage accounts and search.

Files

Azure Files, File Sync and Managed Lustre.

Monitoring and health

The numbers, the logs, the dashboards, and whether Azure itself is having a bad day.

Keys and settings

Key vaults and app configuration. What is kept inside a key vault is never read.

Messaging and events

Service Bus, Event Hubs, Event Grid and IoT.

Building and deploying

Planning a deployment, Bicep and Terraform advice, and load testing.

Prices and limits

What Azure charges, the limits on your subscription, and Advisor's suggestions.

Azure AI

Your Microsoft Foundry resources, what you have deployed there, and your knowledge indexes.

Ways people use it

  • See what's running in a subscription and how it's configured
  • Investigate a failing service across metrics, logs, and health
  • Review who has access and which policies apply

You're in control

Connected safely

  • Sign in with the app's own secure login — your password is never shared
  • You tick the areas it may see, and nothing outside them
  • Your assistant looks at what you connect straight away; anything it would change waits for your yes
  • Disconnect any time; access ends immediately

Connect your first app.

Join the waitlist to start bringing your tools into Dewiride AI.

You choose what to connect, and what to disconnect.