Automation Anywhere Introduces EnterpriseClaw for AI Agents in Enterprise Systems

May 20, 2026
Automation Anywhere has launched EnterpriseClaw, a new platform created with Cisco, NVIDIA, Okta, and OpenAI to enable AI agents to operate securely across enterprise environments including cloud, desktop, and on-premises systems.

Automation Anywhere has introduced EnterpriseClaw, a new capability developed with Cisco Systems, Inc., NVIDIA, Okta, and OpenAI, announced in a press release. The system enables autonomous AI agents to operate securely and under centralized control across enterprise networks, cloud platforms, desktops, and on-premises systems.

EnterpriseClaw extends the use of claw-style AI agents from individual or isolated environments into full enterprise operations. The agents can perform tasks across teams and workflows while maintaining governance, access control, and observability. They use Automation Anywhere's Process Reasoning Engine and Contextual Intelligence Graph to improve accuracy and process awareness.

The platform integrates with partner technologies to support enterprise deployment. Cisco provides AI Defense for agent security, NVIDIA contributes its OpenShell runtime and Nemotron models for on-premises use, Okta delivers identity management and authentication, and OpenAI enables agent operation using its GPT-5.5 models.

EnterpriseClaw supports both internally developed and third-party agents, allowing organizations to manage them alongside existing automations. The platform is currently in preview, with general availability expected later in 2026.

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