Irvine – October 21, 2026 -- Asuri, a platform built by Sprouter Technologies, has launched a multi-agent enterprise AI system that connects specialized AI agents to more than 1,000 existing business applications, targeting companies that want persistent AI workflows rather than prompt-based copilots.
Asuri lets nontechnical teams assign agents to business processes
Users define a business process, connect the applications involved and assign specialized agents to separate responsibilities. They also set what each agent can access, recommend or execute. The platform combines multi-agent orchestration, workflow logic, persistent context and agent-level permission controls in one environment.
Asuri automates processes across the software companies already run instead of requiring them to replace their technology stack. The aim is to cut repetitive administrative work that forces employees to move between systems, gather information and handle routine follow-ups.
CEO Bespaloff says coordination, not model quality, is the bottleneck
"The model itself is becoming less of the bottleneck," said Artem Bespaloff, CEO and co-founder of Asuri. He said the harder problem is coordinating agents across real business systems while giving each one the right context, permissions and level of autonomy.
Prebuilt customer intelligence workflows debut at launch
Asuri is introducing prebuilt customer intelligence workflows that consolidate information from multiple business systems and analyze client activity against company-defined rules. The workflows automatically alert employees to significant developments, which removes the need to track client activity manually across platforms. Sales and research teams are the initial target users.
The same architecture can support workflows in sales, operations, finance, customer success, research and internal compliance. Asuri says individual permissions, autonomy boundaries and human oversight remain in place across all deployments.