Early adopters report savings of up to 520 hours annually per employee using Wrike’s new purpose-built intelligent agents

Wrike, the intelligent work management platform, today moved AI out of the chat window and into the workflow with the general availability of Wrike AI Agents. Following a highly anticipated preview at Wrike Collaborate 2025, Wrike now delivers agentic collaborative work management. This brings autonomous intelligence directly into the flow of work, where AI doesn’t just offer advice but actively executes complex workflows alongside human teams within a secure, governed environment.

“Last year, we promised the future of human-to-AI collaboration,” said Thomas Scott, CEO of Wrike. “Today, we are delivering the reality. The market is fatigued by AI tools that look impressive in demos but fail to function inside complex enterprise environments. We’ve moved beyond the hype. Our customers aren’t just ‘chatting’ with AI. They are deploying digital team members that understand their business context, adhere to their governance, and do the heavy lifting so their teams can focus on innovation.”