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Agentic AI service desk for IT, HR, and finance support, built Microsoft Teams first with Slack supported and no-code agent studios.

Pricing

Paid from Custom

Founded

2017

Channels

Microsoft Teams, Slack, Voice, Web

Integrations

Microsoft Teams Slack ServiceNow Jira Azure AD Okta Workday

Rezolve.ai is an enterprise agentic AI platform for autonomous IT, HR and FinOps support, and it is specific about what it is not: a general-purpose AI platform pointed at service desks, but a product purpose-built for IT, HR and shared services. It claims 55 to 85 percent ticket auto-resolution by eliminating L1 and L2 activity, using multi-agent orchestration to run whole workflows rather than answer single questions. The building blocks are a no-code Agentic Studio and Creator Studio, AI knowledge management on a proprietary agentic RAG approach, advanced logic and scripting, an automation marketplace of prebuilt workflows, and real-time dashboards.

Channel support is multimodal, covering voice through VoiceIQ as well as text and vision, and the platform ships prebuilt integrations with the major ITSM suites, knowledge management systems and enterprise SaaS. Worth knowing before you shortlist it: the product leads with Microsoft Teams throughout its own documentation and positions itself as a Teams-native service desk, with Slack supported alongside. If Slack is your primary channel, ask to see that experience specifically on a demo rather than assuming parity.

Saurabh Kumar, Manish Sharma and Kumar V S founded the company in 2017, and it has raised roughly $13.5 million across three rounds including an $11 million Series A. Its customer base skews public sector, education and mid-market rather than Fortune 500: Patelco Credit Union, AC Transit, Lightbridge Academy, SUNY, the City of Auburn, the NYC Department of Buildings, HPE Aruba Networking, the Minnesota Timberwolves and BW Offshore. It cites recognition from Gartner, Forrester and Everest Group, and a 4.8 out of 5 G2 rating.

Pricing is quote-based, though Rezolve's own FAQ is more forthcoming than most about the shape of it: the model has two components, end-user pricing plus a smaller agent price, with desktop automation priced separately by the number of desktop agents deployed. The company recommends a two-year term on contracts above $10,000 to lock pricing, and says features added during the term are included at no extra cost. Choose Rezolve.ai if you are a Microsoft Teams organisation, particularly in government, education, healthcare or financial services, and want deep automation rather than a knowledge bot. Skip it if you are Slack-first, or if you want published pricing before a sales conversation.

Key features

• Agentic service desk for IT, HR, and FinOps
• Multi-agent orchestration across workflows
• No-code Agentic Studio and Creator Studio
• Agentic RAG knowledge management
• VoiceIQ for voice, text, and vision requests

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Rezolve.ai cost?

Rezolve.ai is a paid product. The vendor does not publish prices, so expect a custom quote from sales. Compare pricing across all listed tools →

What does Rezolve.ai integrate with?

Rezolve.ai integrates with Microsoft Teams, Slack, ServiceNow, Jira, Azure AD, Okta, and Workday.

Which support channels does Rezolve.ai cover?

Rezolve.ai handles customer conversations over Microsoft Teams, slack, voice, and web.

When was Rezolve.ai founded?

Rezolve.ai was founded in 2017.

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Updated August 2026

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