Aisera
Agentic AI service desk that auto-resolves IT and support tickets at enterprise scale.
Acquired — still operating
acquired by Automation Anywhere Nov 2025; continues
About
Aisera, founded in 2017 and acquired by Automation Anywhere in November 2025 (per third-party reports), is an AI service desk platform for mid-market and Global 2000 companies. A conversational assistant working in 100+ languages resolves IT, HR, and customer service requests through 1,200+ pre-built workflows, RAG-powered search, and no-code virtual agent builders, with agent assist that works inside ServiceNow and Zendesk. Pricing is fully custom and opaque — third-party analyses cite a Vendr median annual deal near $90K — and review coverage is thin relative to its enterprise pitch. It is cloud-only SaaS, and serious evaluation requires a sales-led discovery process.
What it can do
- Conversational assistant in 100+ languages
- 1,200+ pre-built workflow automations
- RAG-powered knowledge search
- Agent assist inside ServiceNow and Zendesk
- Ticket Concierge and broadcast Campaigns
Setup
- Go through a sales-qualified discovery call for a custom quote.
- Connect ITSM, HR, and collaboration systems (ServiceNow, Teams, Salesforce, Jira).
- Configure virtual agent workflows and RAG knowledge sources.
- Deploy across web, mobile, and collaboration channels.
Prerequisites
Enterprise contract and discovery process; existing ITSM or collaboration stack; implementation budget beyond the license.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: AI service desk/ITSM platform founded 2017; acquired by Automation Anywhere November 2025 per third-party reports; 1,200+ pre-built workflows, 100+ language conversational assistant, RAG search, agent assist inside ServiceNow/Zendesk (vendor-documented capabilities via review directories); Pricing fully opaque: Vendr median annual deal ~$90K, no public plans, sales-qualified discovery required; Thin independent review coverage relative to its enterprise positioning.
Sources
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