Synechron has launched Synechron Agentic, a suite of AI agents aimed at automating complex workflows in regulated industries.
The company described the release as a portfolio of “production-ready AI agents built for complex, regulated workflows”. It said the first set of agentic accelerators will focus on banking, financial services, wealth management, payments and insurance.
Synechron positioned the product around operational automation and governance. The company said the agents are designed for “accurate, consistent results with full transparency”. It also said the suite is “governed and ready-to-deploy”.
Platform links
Synechron said Synechron Agentic integrates with enterprise platforms including ServiceNow, Salesforce, Appian, and Datadog. The company said this approach lets organisations embed AI into existing workflows.
The company framed the product around established enterprise systems rather than stand-alone AI tools. It said its agents are “shaped for real business processes” and “tailored to real-world operational challenges”.
In the announcement, Synechron said it expects the agents to handle tasks such as consolidating information, carrying out checks, and managing approvals across processes. It linked those functions to faster movement of operational work items.
Synechron also highlighted governance and risk controls. It said the suite includes “built-in control and compliance” and that customers can keep workflows “within defined guardrails to meet regulatory needs and reduce risk”.
Regulated workflows
Synechron said Synechron Agentic targets use cases where auditability and process consistency carry weight. It placed the initial focus on financial services segments, where firms operate under oversight and internal risk policies.
The company also said the product connects workflows across systems. It described a model that “bridge[s] data across systems with transparency so nothing falls through the cracks”.
Synechron framed the release as part of a wider push to move AI from experimentation into operational settings. It said customers want AI embedded inside their organisations’ processes and platforms.
Synechron Co-Founder and CEO Faisal Husain said demand has shifted towards AI that fits established operating models.
“Our clients want AI that works inside their business, not next to it,” said Faisal Husain, Co-Founder and CEO, Synechron. “Synechron Agentic applies AI to mission-critical workflows with the controls enterprises expect, so leaders gain speed and confidence without adding risk.”
Synechron said it designed the suite around adoption in existing enterprise stacks. It pointed to integrations with ServiceNow, Salesforce, Appian and Datadog as a way for organisations to deploy agents without changing core systems.
Synechron Head of Innovation Sandeep Kumar described the product in terms of deployment in current tools and engagement with risk functions.
“Agentic is about outcomes,” said Sandeep Kumar, Head of Innovation, Synechron. “We’re meeting technology and risk teams where they are, integrating with the platforms they already use, so they can automate faster, prove value sooner, and scale with transparency.”
Availability
Synechron said Synechron Agentic is available now to enterprise clients. The company did not disclose pricing, customer names, or contract terms in the announcement.
Synechron operates as a technology consulting firm with a focus on digital transformation work. It said it has more than 16,500 professionals across around 44 offices in 22 countries and works across areas including AI, cloud, cybersecurity, and data engineering.
The company said the first release will centre on agentic AI in banking, financial services, wealth management, payments and insurance sectors.