Jeeva.ai

Jeeva.ai positions itself as a platform for digital workers rather than simple automations. Each worker combines an intent layer that detects inbound signals such as tickets, alerts or webhooks, a cognition layer where a builder agent designs the plan and a worker agent executes it, an action layer with more than 400 API connectors plus browser automation, persistent memory across sessions, and a governance layer with human approval checkpoints. The company describes this as the difference between a workflow that follows a script and a worker that perceives, reasons, acts and remembers.

Deployment is intentionally conversational. You describe what the worker should do — resolve tier-one support tickets, provision access, enrich inbound leads, match invoices to purchase orders — and Jeeva orchestrates the process and execution steps. Prebuilt workers cover customer service resolution, IT operations, revenue pipeline operations, GTM engineering, security operations, finance and HR onboarding, and the platform reports live production metrics such as resolution rates and average cost per task for each.

The company also markets a more traditional sales engagement toolkit alongside the agents: prospect search, email finder and verification, a Chrome extension, multichannel sequences spanning email and LinkedIn, and CRM synchronisation. Its pricing page blends both sides, with credit-based self-serve plans and an enterprise tier covering SSO, private deployment and compliance controls. Jeeva has raised venture funding and reports tens of thousands of active users.