Automation Anywhere launches EnterpriseClaw

Automation Anywhere said Tuesday it launched EnterpriseClaw, a new platform developed with Cisco, NVIDIA, Okta and OpenAI to run AI agents inside enterprise systems rather than as standalone assistants. The company announced the product at its Imagine event in Dallas and said it is designed to let enterprises deploy autonomous agents across cloud platforms, desktops, on-premises systems and secured networks. (prnewswire.com) The release puts a name to a broader enterprise software push: vendors are trying to move AI from chat interfaces into operational systems where work is authenticated, governed and executed. Automation Anywhere said EnterpriseClaw is meant to run under centralized orchestration, governance and control, language aimed directly at enterprise IT and procurement teams. (stocktitan.net) ### What is EnterpriseClaw supposed to do inside a company? EnterpriseClaw is described by Automation Anywhere as a capability for running “claw-style AI agents” across enterprise operations. In the company’s account, those agents can work across cloud, desktop, on-premises and secure environments while remaining tied to centralized controls. (prnewswire.com) A GitHub repository and related package materials published by Automation Anywhere describe an Enterprise Claw Agent that can read documents, interact with web applications, write files, execute code and complete multi-step tasks from a plain-language goal. Those materials indicate the product is designed to sit inside Automation Anywhere workflows rather than operate as a separate chatbot window. (prnewswire.com) ### Why are Cisco, NVIDIA, Okta and OpenAI attached to this launch? Automation Anywhere said EnterpriseClaw was developed in collaboration with Cisco, NVIDIA, Okta and OpenAI. The company did not present the partnership as a single bundled product, but the lineup points to the layers large companies typically need to approve agent deployments: networking, compute, identity and foundation models. (prnewswire.com) Okta’s inclusion is especially notable because identity controls have become a central issue in enterprise agent rollouts. Automation Anywhere’s announcement repeatedly stresses secure enterprise networks, centralized governance and control, suggesting the company is positioning the product for environments where permissions and auditability matter as much as model capability. (github.com) That reading is an inference from the company’s product language and partner list. ### How is this different from the first wave of enterprise AI copilots? Automation Anywhere framed EnterpriseClaw as infrastructure for execution, not just conversation. (prnewswire.com) The company said organizations can deploy autonomous agents across operational systems, and a separate May 19 announcement said its broader 2026 platform updates are meant to help enterprises coordinate AI agents, automations, systems and people across business processes. That matters because enterprise buyers have spent the past year testing assistants that can answer questions but often stop short of taking action in core systems. EnterpriseClaw is being sold as a way to put agents closer to the software where work already happens, with governance wrapped around that access. (prnewswire.com) ### What does the launch say about where enterprise AI is going? May 19 product language from Automation Anywhere centers on orchestration, governance, context and process design. Those are procurement words as much as product words, and they show how enterprise AI vendors are increasingly packaging agents as extensions of systems of record and workflow tools. (prnewswire.com) The company said EnterpriseClaw is available in preview and is scheduled for general availability in July 2026. That next release will be the first clearer test of whether large customers want agent products sold as managed execution layers inside existing enterprise controls. (stocktitan.net) (prnewswire.com 1) (prnewswire.com 2)