Yeah, for something like Ivanti (especially if it’s on-prem), there isn’t a direct plug-and-play option in Copilot Studio.
What people usually do is introduce a small integration layer in between. Copilot Studio itself can’t directly talk to on-prem systems, so you need to expose whatever functionality you need from Ivanti through an API. That could be a simple REST API built in .NET, Azure Functions, or anything similar based on what your team is comfortable with.
If your Ivanti setup isn’t exposed externally, then you’ll need to route it through a gateway. In that case, the typical approach is to create a Power Automate flow that connects to your on-prem system via the gateway, does the required operation, and then call that flow from your Copilot agent.
So overall, there’s no ready-made connector for this. It usually comes down to either: building a custom API and calling it, or using a flow as a bridge to your on-prem system
Copilot Studio just orchestrates the interaction—it won’t directly integrate with on-prem apps without that middle layer.
