Supervity, a software firm in Agentic AI for enterprises and governments, announced surging adoption of its Bot-to-Agent (B2A) framework, an industry-first shift from brittle rule-based Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to intelligent, adaptable AI Agents.

Customers are already experiencing a 50 percent decrease in RPA license expenses and a 90 percent reduction in manual interventions thanks to Supervity’s B2A solution, which seeks to become the new standard for Agentic Process Automation. Unlike traditional RPA bots that rely on brittle UI scripts and fixed rules, Supervity’s AI Agents are capable of reasoning, adapting in real-time, self-repairing, and only escalating issues when necessary.

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The B2A framework assists organizations in transitioning through a structured three-phase process from legacy RPA to scalable, agentic automation. These AI Agents can read unstructured documents, interpret emails, adhere to dynamic SOPs, and collaborate with various departments. This results in wider automation coverage, quicker deployment, and significantly reduced maintenance costs.

The B2A model has already been implemented in sectors such as BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing, public services, and retail, successfully bringing on board 15 Fortune 1000 clients in just the past month, with plans to acquire 25 more by the end of the year.

Vijay Navaluri, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer, Supervity, said in a statement, “We are not just helping clients reduce costs, we are delivering the intelligent, enterprise-wide transformation legacy RPA always promised but failed to deliver. B2A finally gives enterprises AI employees who can reason, learn, and act across functions in real time.”

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B2A implementations launch within 2 to 4 weeks, whereas conventional RPA can take several months. Supervity’s B2A framework, designed with top-notch security (compliant with SOC 2, GDPR, and HIPAA), facilitates ongoing learning and enhances performance through feedback mechanisms and adaptive intelligence.