HCLTech Partners with UiPath to Accelerate Global Agentic Automation Adoption

HCL Technologies (HCLTech) has announced a strategic global partnership with UiPath, a leader in robotic automation, to accelerate the adoption of AI-powered autonomous operations across industries.

The collaboration aims to drive intelligent, self-sufficient business process transformations with minimal human intervention.

HCLTech will leverage its artificial intelligence capabilities to deploy the UiPath Platform across key business functions including finance, supply chain, procurement, customer service, marketing, and HR.

The partnership will be supported by HCLTech’s pre-configured AI agents and controls, ensuring scalable and seamless implementation.

To further strengthen the alliance, HCLTech will establish an AI lab in India in collaboration with UiPath.

This lab will focus on developing industry-specific, repeatable automation solutions and minimum viable products (MVPs) across the full automation lifecycle—from strategy to deployment and ongoing optimization.

"As we shift towards a new era with Agentic AI, agentic automation will be critical to provide businesses with the speed and agility to transform operations and unlock new business potential. Partnering with HCLTech allows UiPath to extend the power of its AI-powered automation to enterprises globally, accelerating intelligent transformation at scale," Ashim Gupta, chief operating officer & chief financial officer, UiPath, said.

Through this partnership, HCLTech and UiPath aim to deliver measurable impact and faster returns on automation investments worldwide.

"By co-creating next-gen AI-powered solutions with UiPath, HCLTech is setting new benchmarks for agentic autonomous operations that unlock unprecedented efficiency, agility and innovation for enterprises. Our proven expertise in hyperautomation, AI and cloud-first architectures helps us provide industry-specific and advanced automation solutions at scale," Raghu Kidambi, corporate vice president & global head, digital process operations, HCLTech, said.