2000 · U.S. foundation→2002 · Hyderabad operations→2003 · India company→Enterprise automation→Autonomous business
Sirvisetti Systems
Enterprise software across borders since 2000.
Sirvisetti Systems Corporation was founded in the United States in 2000. Sirvisetti’s Hyderabad operation dates to 2002, and Sirvisetti Global Services Private Limited was incorporated on January 28, 2003—establishing a long-standing U.S.–India enterprise software engineering and delivery model.
Founded in the United States
Sirvisetti Systems Corporation was established in 2000 with a focus on enterprise software, integration and business automation.
Hyderabad operations since 2002
Sirvisetti established an engineering and delivery presence in Hyderabad in 2002. Sirvisetti Global Services Private Limited was incorporated on January 28, 2003 and registered in Hyderabad.
Enterprise application heritage
Sirvisetti’s earlier work spanned business-process automation, enterprise integration and document-driven automation around major ERP and CRM platforms including Oracle E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, Siebel and SAP.
Built across technology generations
Sirvisetti has delivered enterprise software through on-premise, hosted, cloud, mobile and service-oriented eras while keeping the focus on practical business execution.
From AutoStream to Autonomy
Earlier Sirvisetti products such as AutoStream addressed enterprise integration and automation. Sirvisetti Autonomy extends that lineage from connecting and automating systems to governing autonomous business work.
International by design
The company’s U.S. and India operating history reflects a long-term model of product development, engineering and enterprise delivery across geographic boundaries—not a newly assembled AI startup.
Core principleSirvisetti’s current strategy builds on more than two decades of enterprise integration and automation experience while keeping today’s product architecture, operations and customer commitments grounded in present-day capabilities.
How it works
From business responsibility to governed outcome.
Connect enterprise systems→Automate business work→Abstract business intent→Govern people and agents→Autonomize the business
Start with real business work
Autonomize one responsibility without losing control.
Bring a business process, an existing agent initiative or an application landscape. Start with a bounded outcome and expand deliberately.