Supervity, PwC partner to replace automation bots with AI Agents

Supervity, a Hyderabad-based software firm, has announced a strategic partnership with PwC to help enterprises reduce manual workloads by up to 60% by replacing traditional automation bots with advanced artificial intelligence agents. The collaboration combines PwC’s consulting expertise with Supervity’s multi-agentic AI technology to support large-scale adoption across finance, HR, IT and shared services.

The partnership comes at a time when many companies, particularly those in the Fortune 500, are finding diminishing returns from rule-based robotic process automation. Unlike legacy systems, the new approach uses intelligent agents that can reason, learn and adapt to complex workflows. PwC will provide its transformation and domain consulting expertise, while Supervity offers a modular, API-based platform designed to integrate into existing enterprise systems quickly and at scale.

Supervity’s multi-agentic architecture serves as an operational layer where data, reasoning and action are brought together. By connecting with PwC’s AI ecosystem, the alliance aims to give clients clearer oversight, faster deployment and measurable results aligned with business objectives.

Commenting on the development, Vijay Navaluri, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer of Supervity, said the focus is not only on reducing costs but on creating sustainable digital workforces. “The future lies in intelligent, reasoning agents or AI employees that can operate across systems, learn from feedback and deliver outcomes tied to business strategy. PwC brings decades of transformation expertise and client trust, while we provide the architecture to turn that vision into execution.”

Sagar Kothe, Executive Director at PwC, said Supervity fits well into PwC’s approach to responsible, outcome-driven AI. “Their platform demonstrates the creativity, technical strength and ethical foundation we look for in partners. Together, we will co-lead the agentic AI market and deliver solutions that generate real value for clients.”

The alliance will initially concentrate on developing industry-specific agents for tasks such as audit preparation, contract compliance, invoice processing and employee query handling. Joint programmes are already underway, with plans to expand the offering across PwC’s global network.