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Creatio's new 8.3 Twin CRM update hits Salesforce where it hurts: 'we don't think of AI as an add-on...it's just part of our app experience'
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Creatio embeds AI agents across CRM and workflow automation platform - SiliconANGLE
Creatio embeds AI agents across CRM and workflow automation platform Creatio Inc. today launched a new version of its no-code platform for workflow automation and customer relationship management with new agents and natural language capabilities. Release 8.3 is called "Twin, " a moniker the
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Creatio's new 8.3 "Twin" release embeds AI deeply into its CRM and workflow automation platform, offering AI agents and natural language interfaces without additional costs, in a move that directly challenges Salesforce's approach to AI integration.
Creatio, the Boston-based customer relationship management (CRM) company, has launched its latest platform update, the 8.3 "Twin" Release, introducing a suite of AI-native capabilities designed to streamline CRM and workflow automation

Source: SiliconANGLE
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. This update marks a significant shift in Creatio's approach to enterprise software, focusing on seamless collaboration between humans and AI agents across various business functions1
.The new release centers around embedding AI into the core of the Creatio platform, rather than treating it as an add-on. Burley Kawasaki, Chief Product Officer at Creatio, emphasized, "We don't think of it as an add-on or something separate you have to use in addition to your existing apps. This is just part of our app experience"
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. This approach stands in contrast to competitors like Salesforce, which offers AI capabilities as separate, additional subscriptions1
.Key features of the update include:
Creatio debuts several prebuilt agents supporting high-frequency tasks across core business areas:
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The platform also introduces a no-code development environment with embedded AI that assists in building dashboards, apps, and even new AI agents. Users can design and deploy agents by combining reusable skills, workflows, prompts, and knowledge sources
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.The 8.3 release includes advanced features like file uploads for grounding responses in organization-specific documents and support for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to ensure accuracy based on proprietary knowledge
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. Under the hood, Creatio supports multiple foundational models including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini, with plans to introduce a bring-your-own-model capability later in 20251
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.Security and governance were prioritized in this release. Documents used to train or inform AI agents are stored in each customer's secure, dedicated instance and are not shared with external large language models. Customers can control which documents are persistent for agent grounding and manage access to ensure regulatory compliance
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Creatio's platform starts at $25 per user per month, with all AI capabilities included in the core platform at no additional cost
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. This pricing strategy directly challenges competitors like Salesforce, which often require separate subscriptions or paid credits for AI features1
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.The release comes at a time when the industry is rethinking traditional software-as-a-service models. Creatio positions itself as a platform for no-code customization and user autonomy, offering connectors to systems like Salesforce while providing more flexible and cost-effective solutions for workflow creation and AI integration
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.Looking ahead, Creatio plans to support agentic interoperability standards and introduce a bring-your-own-model option later this year. The company also aims to provide additional best-practice resources to guide users in designing processes for AI-assisted environments
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