WisdomAI’s new analytics agents go beyond insights, automating business work through autonomous action

WisdomAI Inc., creator of an artificial intelligence-native business intelligence platform, is jumping on the agentic AI bandwagon with the latest update to its flagship Federated Agentic Intelligence tool.

Not satisfied with simply providing business users with the insights they need to make decisions, the company says its new Analytics Agents are designed to go further than chatbots that tell people what to do. So long as the user grants them permission, they’ll also take actions based on the choice they make, enabling more enterprise work to be automated.

WisdomAI is the creator of an AI-native analytics platform that automates manual data processing tasks. The software also expands the range of data sources that companies can use in their analytics projects. Whereas many BI tools only support relational information organized into rows and columns, WisdomAI can also ingest unstructured data such as PDF documents and knowledge base articles.

Its platform is powered by a data management engine dubbed the Enterprise Context Layer, which collects records from multiple systems and automatically prepares them for analysis. It determines how to process aggregated information using organizations’ data dictionaries that contain explanatory information about business records such as what department produced them.

WisdomAI’s Federated Agentic Intelligence platform builds on that foundation, integrating the industry’s first Model Context Protocol client specifically designed for analytics. This is what enables its AI agents to reason across distributed data systems in real-time and execute workflows based on what they “decide.”

The company said the Analytics Agents combine three things – activation of the data stack, insight-to-action agentic workflows and reliability derived from its Adaptive Context Engine. The goal of the agents is to try to scale “trusted workflow automations” so that organizations can get more work done autonomously, freeing up their human employees to work on higher level tasks.

According to WisdomAI, they can work autonomously with a high level of accuracy thanks to the Adaptive Context Engine, which inherits organizational governance rules and all of the business context from the data its insights are derived from. It explained that everything from the schemas to the formats and the context is preserved to ensure the agents generate consistent and deterministic outputs every time.

Organizations can reassure themselves that every one of the agent’s outputs is fully auditable, which means that they can replay exactly what happened when a decision was made, understand its reasoning processes and why it came to the choices it did. This makes it easy for users to debug the agents should they ever make a questionable decision, the company said.

The agents also have support for self-correcting workflows, so that when something looks off – due to a data mismatch, a data quality issue, a logic error or something else – they will automatically catch this and either correct it themselves, or if they can’t, notify a human about the problem.

For humans, everything happens through a streamlined “prompt-to-agentic-workflow,” where they simply describe what the company needs in plain English. The WisdomAI Agent Builder will then respond by creating the workflow, such as the nodes, logic and connections, making it possible to go from an idea to running an autonomous agent that makes it happen, without needing to build anything manually. There are controls for fine-tuning each agent’s outputs using a simple drag-and-drop canvas, so users can get them just the way they want.

Co-founder and Chief Executive Soham Mazumdar said most business analytics platforms still haven’t closed the gap between insights and action. “Analytics Agents are designed to close it,” he said. “They reason across the data stack with enterprise context and turn analysis into outcomes automatically.”

Although they’re new, the Analytics Agents have been battle tested by a number of early adopters, including the financial technology company Trumid Holdings LLC and the real estate website PropertyFinder FZ LLC. According to Trumid Tech Lead Michael Caruana, the agents help his teams to surface insights and take corresponding actions far more quickly. “WisdomAI Agents enable teams to explore data interactively and uncover business drivers,” he said. “It’s helped us deliver tailored daily intelligence to our client-facing teams, enabling them to engage clients proactively with timely, relevant insights in fast-moving, dynamic markets.”

WisdomAI said the Analytics Agents are available from today to every Federated Agentic Intelligence Platform subscriber.

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