Seeq Launches Seeq Intelligence for Industrial AI Decision-Making

Mar 5, 2026
Seeq has introduced Seeq Intelligence, a new suite of AI-driven tools designed to enhance operational decision-making in industrial environments. The platform includes Agent Q, customizable AI agents, and document analysis capabilities to streamline data-driven workflows.

Industrial AI company Seeq has introduced Seeq Intelligence, a new platform designed to enhance operational decision-making across industrial sectors, announced in a press release. The system integrates AI with human expertise to accelerate and improve the quality of business and operational decisions.

Seeq Intelligence includes several new capabilities, such as Agent Q, a natural language AI analyst that can analyze operational data, documents, and historical events to generate insights and recommendations. Users can also create custom AI agents to automate workflows, reports, and analytical tasks through the Build Your Own Agent feature.

The platform’s Agent Extensibility function enables secure connections between Seeq AI agents and customer systems, allowing data retrieval and workflow automation directly within the Seeq environment. Another feature, Document Access, extracts and synthesizes information from both structured and unstructured documents to support queries and summaries.

Seeq Intelligence is available as part of the Seeq Enterprise package and is now offered to industrial organizations seeking to improve operational efficiency and decision velocity.

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