Automation Anywhere and EvolutIA Partner on AI Agent Solutions for Enterprises

Mar 6, 2026
Automation Anywhere has partnered with EvolutIA to deliver AI systems capable of autonomous reasoning and decision-making for enterprises, leveraging the Agentic Process Automation platform.

Automation Anywhere and EvolutIA have announced a partnership to develop next-generation AI agents for enterprises, according to a press release. EvolutIA will use Automation Anywhere’s Agentic Process Automation (APA) platform to build systems that can understand context, make decisions, and produce results without continuous human input.

The collaboration combines EvolutIA’s consulting expertise with Automation Anywhere’s platform capabilities. EvolutIA will serve as a specialized implementation partner, helping organizations deploy intelligent automation solutions across industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, insurance, and financial services.

Key components of the partnership include the use of Automation Anywhere’s Process Reasoning Engine (PRE), which enables enterprises to coordinate complex AI actions and achieve self-managing, outcome-driven processes. EvolutIA has also achieved Advanced Certification on the APA platform, signaling its readiness to deliver large-scale automation projects.

Together, the companies plan to accelerate enterprise AI adoption through agentic automation, document intelligence, and industry-specific AI agent solutions designed to improve operational efficiency and governance.

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