PolyAI Opens Its Agentic Dialog Platform to All Builders

May 19, 2026
PolyAI has opened access to its Agentic Dialog Platform, allowing any team to build production-ready conversational agents in under ten minutes. The platform, free for the first two months, is powered by PolyAI's proprietary Raven model trained on over a billion enterprise conversations.

PolyAI announced in a press release that it has opened its Agentic Dialog Platform to all users worldwide. The platform, which powers customer service systems for enterprises such as Marriott, Foot Locker, and Caesars Entertainment, is now available to any team with an email address. Access is free for the first two months.

The Agentic Dialog Platform enables users to build and deploy conversational agents capable of handling complex enterprise interactions across 75 languages and 25 countries. It includes tools such as Poly Agent Builder, which automatically configures agents and knowledge bases from natural language descriptions, and the Agent Development Kit, which provides API keys, integrations, and CLI support for developers.

The platform is built on Raven, PolyAI's proprietary dialog model trained on more than one billion enterprise conversations. Users can deploy Raven as the default model or integrate other large language models, including GPT-5, Claude, and Gemini. PolyAI stated that the platform supports building agents that can operate at enterprise scale and handle mission-critical conversations without human intervention.

Teams can access the platform at poly.ai to begin building agents using their own workflows and tools.

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