Agentyne Inc. Launches AI Agents to Supercharge Enterprise Workflows

Dover, DE - Agentyne Inc., an enterprise AI startup, today announced the public launch of its flagship AI agent platform designed to enhance data, voice, and security workflows through intelligent, human-like capabilities. With Agentyne, businesses can now deploy AI-powered BDRs (Business Development Representatives) that initiate voice outreach, follow up with leads, and update CRM systems-everything is done autonomously in real time and with natural, human-like voice interactions.

At a time when sales and operational teams are overwhelmed with repetitive tasks and disconnected systems, Agentyne's solution comes as a transformative step forward. The company's AI agents are already being piloted by early enterprise customers across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.

"We built Agentyne with a simple belief-AI agents should empower teams, not replace them," said Nethra Anand, Co-founder of Agentyne. "Our agents seamlessly plug into enterprise workflows and bring a human touch to digital conversations. The result is faster engagement, cleaner data, and more meaningful work for human teams."

Redefining How Enterprises Engage

Agentyne's core offering includes AI agents trained to handle outbound prospecting, follow-ups, and data entry with contextual awareness and emotional nuance. These agents are capable of real-time voice calls that mimic natural human speech, enabling personalized outreach at scale. Beyond sales, the company has plans to extend its agents into other verticals-such as customer support and compliance operations-where repetitive tasks dominate.

"We see enterprises moving toward a new future where intelligent agents assist across every workflow," said Rahil Ghaffar, Co-founder of Agentyne. "Our mission is to build trustworthy, secure AI that enhances productivity without sacrificing the quality of interaction. The goal isn't just automation-it's augmentation."

A Massive Market Opportunity

According to recent market research, the global Enterprise AI market is projected to reach over $150 billion by 2030, growing at a strong CAGR of over 35%. Within this, the Sales Enablement Platform segment alone is expected to surpass $7.3 billion by 2028.

With its unique focus on human-like voice AI and deep integration with enterprise tools, Agentyne is well-positioned to capture a significant share of this expanding market.

The Agentyne platform's modular architecture allows businesses to configure AI agents based on industry, target persona, and workflow-making it highly adaptable across a wide range of sectors.

Early Access & Waitlist

The launch of Agentyne follows a successful closed beta with select enterprise clients. The company is now onboarding users from its waitlist and offering early access demos where prospects can experience the AI agent pitching their own solutions back to them.

"It's always more powerful when you hear your own value proposition delivered back to you in a crisp, confident voice-by AI," added Rahil Ghaffar. "That's when the potential clicks."

Join the waitlist for early access: https://agentyne.com/bdrwaitlist

About Agentyne

Agentyne Inc. is an AI enterprise SaaS company building intelligent agents to complement data, voice, and security workflows. Headquartered in Dover, Delaware, Agentyne is committed to redefining human-machine collaboration across the enterprise ecosystem.

To learn more or request a demo, visit www.agentyne.com [https://agentyne.com/].

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