Whatfix Launches AI Agents to Bridge Enterprise Software Adoption Gap
Whatfix's new AI agents leverage proprietary ScreenSense technology to interpret user context and intent in real-time, addressing the growing challenge of turning software investments into measurable business outcomes as AI adoption accelerates.

Whatfix, the global leader in digital adoption platforms, has launched AI agents embedded throughout its product suite to enhance user productivity and drive business performance outcomes. The announcement comes as enterprises struggle to convert increasing software investments, particularly in generative AI, into tangible results despite Gartner projecting double-digit growth in software spending this year.
At the core of these agents is ScreenSense, Whatfix's proprietary AI technology that continuously interprets both the user's context within applications and their real-time intent. This understanding enables timely, relevant actions such as triggering in-app guides, surfacing enterprise search results, displaying digital adoption platform nudges, or invoking third-party AI tools. Khadim Batti, CEO and Co-Founder of Whatfix, stated that as AI investments grow across enterprise software stacks, organizations face a widening gap between software potential and actual user impact, with AI layers adding to rapid change that risks paralyzing users.
The first three Whatfix AI Agents—Authoring, Insights, and Guidance—are now available across the Whatfix product suite. The Authoring Agent removes friction from content creation by generating fully configured in-app experiences using simple natural language prompts, enabling non-technical staff to publish at scale. The Insights Agent serves as a conversational interface that transforms how users interact with product analytics data, allowing stakeholders to ask natural language questions to uncover user behavior patterns and drop-off points. The Guidance Agent delivers precise, AI-generated answers within the workflow, distilling complex knowledge into contextual summaries without requiring users to switch contexts or read lengthy documentation.
Deeply embedded across Digital Adoption, Product Analytics, and Mirror products, these agents form an intelligent layer that personalizes every user interaction, bridging the gap between enterprise systems and user success at scale. Laurentiu Bogdan, Operational Excellence Director at Servier, commented that with Whatfix AI, digital solutions will self-correct, self-improve, and personalize in real-time based on user intent, making complexity disappear rather than just automating processes.
Whatfix is expanding into AI-first products designed to deliver measurable business impact, continuing to advance its userization philosophy that puts technology in service of the user. The company has received industry recognition, winning the 2025 AI Breakthrough Award as Overall AI-based Analytics Solution of the Year and being shortlisted for the AI Awards for Best Use of AI for Learning, with winners to be announced in September. For more information, visit whatfix.com/ai.