Verinext Adds DevRev’s AI Teammate to Expand Enterprise AI Services

Nov 13, 2025
Verinext has partnered with DevRev to integrate Computer, an AI teammate that unifies enterprise data and automates workflows, into its AI services portfolio. The collaboration combines Verinext’s secure AI expertise with DevRev’s data unification and automation technology.

Verinext has announced a strategic partnership with DevRev to expand its AI services portfolio with Computer, an AI teammate that unifies structured and unstructured enterprise data and automates work announced in a press release. The collaboration aims to help organizations securely unify data, automate workflows, and scale AI adoption.

Computer by DevRev is powered by Computer Memory, a permission-aware knowledge graph, and Computer AirSync, a real-time synchronization engine. The platform enables users to find information, generate insights, and automate tasks across teams and systems through natural interaction.

By integrating Computer into its offerings, Verinext combines its secure AI deployment expertise with DevRev’s automation technology. The partnership provides enterprises with a managed and scalable approach to implementing AI solutions that enhance operational efficiency and unify fragmented data systems.

Verinext will offer Computer by DevRev as part of its suite of enterprise AI solutions, supporting customers from use-case analysis through application development and infrastructure modernization.

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