PwC, Supervity Join Hands to Decrease Manual Workloads by 60% Via AI Agents

This partnership focuses on industry-specific AI solutions, helping enterprises move from basic automation to an effective digital workforce.
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Supervity, a software company, has revealed a strategic partnership with PwC aimed at assisting organisations in decreasing manual workloads by as much as 60%, swapping out outdated automation bots for intelligent AI agents and enhancing AI integration across vital business areas.

As stated in the press releases, this partnership combines PwC’s extensive consulting expertise with Supervity’s cutting-edge AI capabilities to produce measurable results in finance, HR, IT and shared services.

Supervity’s multi-agent architecture acts as the operational layer where data, reasoning and action merge. It integrates with PwC’s AI ecosystem, providing clients with quick deployment and results that align AI performance with business goals, facilitating a smooth transition from experimentation to measurable impact.

Speaking on the enterprise impact, Vijay Navaluri, co-founder and chief customer officer

of Supervity, said, “We are enabling large enterprises to move from pilot-stage AI to a production-grade digital workforce, secure, scalable and ready to deliver impact from day one. This is not just about cutting costs, it’s about building lasting capability and unlocking a new way of working.”

The partnership will focus on developing industry-specific AI agents for audit preparation, contract compliance and employee queries, including invoice processing and support. Joint go-to-market programmes are underway, aiming to expand this offering across PwC’s global network in regions ready to move from basic bots to advanced agentic AI, the company statement said. 

“By combining Supervity’s groundbreaking capabilities with PwC’s global network and industry expertise, we will co-lead the agentic AI market and deliver transformative solutions that drive real value for our clients,” Sagar Kothe, executive director of PwC, said.

According to the statement, PwC offers extensive transformation expertise, specialised consulting capabilities and strong client relationships, while Supervity enhances these strengths with its modular, API-friendly platform designed for seamless integration into enterprise ecosystems, delivering results quickly and at scale.

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Smruthi Nadig
Smruthi brings over two years of experience in reporting on the global energy industry. They hold a Master's Degree from the University of Leeds in International Journalism and a Bachelor's Degree from Christ University in Media Studies, Economics and Political Science.
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