qBotica and Atolio Partner to Embed Secure AI Search in Automation Workflows

June 11, 2026
qBotica and Atolio have announced a partnership to integrate Atolio’s enterprise AI search into qBotica’s automation services, enabling secure access to organizational knowledge for regulated industries.

qBotica and Atolio announced in a press release a strategic partnership to integrate Atolio’s sovereign AI search platform with qBotica’s agentic automation services. The collaboration targets regulated sectors such as financial services, insurance, and healthcare.

Through the partnership, qBotica will resell Atolio’s AI search technology as part of its automation as a service suite. The integration allows enterprise clients to connect fragmented data across systems like Jira, Confluence, Slack, SharePoint, and Google Drive, while maintaining document level permissions in real time.

Atolio’s platform operates entirely within a customer’s environment, including AWS, Azure, GCP, and air gapped Kubernetes deployments. It is already in use at organizations such as the U.S. Air Force Platform One. qBotica contributes implementation expertise across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

The partnership focuses on unified data intelligence across cloud and on premise tools, self hosted deployment with enterprise security, and embedding AI search directly into automation workflows. Both companies have identified InsureTech and financial services as early focus areas, with a joint client event planned for October.

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