Automation Anywhere and OpenAI Develop AI-Native Agentic Solutions for Enterprises

Jan 20, 2026
Automation Anywhere has introduced a new generation of AI-native agentic solutions built in collaboration with OpenAI, combining its Process Reasoning Engine with OpenAI’s advanced reasoning models to enable autonomous enterprise operations.

Automation Anywhere has announced a new generation of AI-native agentic solutions developed in collaboration with OpenAI, according to a press release. The offering integrates Automation Anywhere’s Process Reasoning Engine (PRE) with OpenAI’s reasoning models to create a complete reasoning-to-action loop for enterprise automation.

The Process Reasoning Engine determines the next enterprise action and securely orchestrates work across systems, while OpenAI’s models handle reasoning and interpretation. This combination allows enterprises to automate workflows with adaptive, context-aware agents that can reason and act autonomously within governed environments.

The new agentic solutions are built to accelerate deployment, offering pre-built, contextual capabilities that can be implemented in weeks. They target functions across finance, HR, IT, and customer service, enabling production-ready automation without requiring code.

Automation Anywhere stated that the architecture blends agentic reasoning, deterministic execution, and human oversight in a single flow, aiming to balance autonomy with control for reliable enterprise outcomes.

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