Redington and AutomationEdge Partner to Expand Enterprise Automation Offerings

Jul 22, 2026
Redington and AutomationEdge have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the adoption of agentic AI and enterprise automation. AutomationEdge’s AI Agents will now be accessible through the Redington AI Exchange Marketplace, simplifying discovery and deployment for enterprise customers.

Redington and AutomationEdge have announced a partnership to accelerate enterprise automation and adoption of agentic AI, according to a press release.

Through the collaboration, AutomationEdge’s portfolio of AI Agents and automation solutions is now available via the Redington AI Exchange Marketplace. This allows partners and customers to evaluate and deploy enterprise solutions more easily and reduces the time needed for automation adoption.

The partnership brings together Redington’s wide distribution network with AutomationEdge’s enterprise automation platform. Both companies will promote ready-to-deploy automation offerings that include workflows, AI Agents, demonstration environments, and implementation frameworks for sectors such as banking, insurance, IT, HR, and finance.

Joint initiatives will include workshops, partner enablement programs, and proof-of-concept engagements to help partners deliver automation solutions. The collaboration also provides localized support and implementation expertise to enable organizations to implement and scale automation with improved governance and speed.

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