Genpact has won the Best Services Eating Software category at the 2026 HFS Services-as-Software Awards for its Agentic Operations model. This model uses AI agents combined with human oversight to manage critical enterprise workflows in finance, procurement, insurance, and banking, improving efficiency and accuracy. Already deployed with many Fortune 100 clients, it has significantly boosted metrics like touchless processing and invoice accuracy in accounts payable. The recognition highlights Genpact's leadership in shifting from labor-based to AI-native, software-defined service delivery.
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