Reindeer Joins Microsoft Pegasus Program, Lands on Microsoft Marketplace
Reindeer, an enterprise agentic AI company, has joined the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program and made its platform available on Microsoft Marketplace. Azure customers can now buy Reindeer through their existing Azure account and run its AI agents inside their Azure environment.
- Reindeer has joined the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program and launched on Microsoft Marketplace.
- Azure customers can buy Reindeer through their existing account with a single, consolidated bill.
- Eligible purchases count toward the Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment.
- Reindeer runs as a managed, single-tenant application in Azure, with Azure Private Link available.
- The platform uses models in Microsoft Foundry and connects to systems such as SAP and Oracle.
What Azure customers get
According to Reindeer, the Marketplace listing gives enterprise buyers three practical advantages.
- Simpler procurement: teams buy Reindeer through their existing Azure account and receive a single, consolidated bill.
- Existing commitments: eligible Reindeer purchases count toward the customer's Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment.
- Deployment inside Azure: Reindeer runs as a managed, single-tenant application in Microsoft Azure, with Azure Private Link available.
Yoav Naveh, Co-CEO of Reindeer, said many of the company's enterprise customers run their core systems on Azure. In his words, "their security and procurement teams know that environment well." He said those teams can now buy through the account they already have and deploy agents where their data already sits.
How the platform works with Azure
Reindeer describes its platform as model-agnostic. It uses models available through Microsoft Foundry, including Azure OpenAI in Foundry Models, and selects a model per task to balance speed, cost and output quality.
The company says its agents handle high-volume, exception-heavy processes in finance, compliance, supply chain and procurement end to end. They connect to existing systems of record such as SAP and Oracle without replacing them. According to Reindeer, Fortune 100 and global enterprises in banking, logistics, consumer goods, telecommunications and other industries rely on its agents in their core operations.
Reindeer says its focus is the long-term operation of agents at enterprise scale. As an organization grows from one agent to hundreds, each agent has to stay accurate while policies, regulations and systems change around it. The company says it manages that fleet as a single, governed workforce: agents learn from the human feedback of the experts who oversee them, adapt as business rules evolve, and remain auditable throughout.
The Pegasus Program and what comes next
Through the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program, Reindeer plans to work with Microsoft's teams to bring its agents to enterprises in financial services, logistics and consumer goods that run on Azure. Naveh said the program gives the company a direct way to work with Microsoft's teams and reach more of those organizations.
Reindeer builds and runs AI agents for complex core operations in large enterprises. Its platform covers the full agent lifecycle, from building and running agents against existing systems of record to handling exceptions, capturing expert feedback and adapting agents as business rules change. The company has offices in Tel Aviv and New York.
What it means for buyers
For enterprises already standardized on Azure, the listing shortens the path to adoption. Purchases go through an existing account and count toward existing spending commitments, and the agents run in a single-tenant environment inside Azure. Reindeer says it is available now on Microsoft Marketplace. The source does not give pricing.
