Leah Partners with Oracle and PwC, Pushes Agentic AI Globally

Leah partners with Oracle and PwC to support the global expansion of Leah Agentic OS, as enterprises move from AI experiments towards systems that can execute complex business workflows. Leah has selected Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to support the platform’s global growth.

The announcement highlights a key enterprise AI challenge: how can Autonomous AI agents handle complex work while staying within the security, data and oversight controls required by businesses?

Leah Agentic OS takes Agentic AI beyond individual tasks

Leah Agentic OS is designed to run legal, contracting, procurement and finance workflows end to end. Its agents securely access authorised enterprise data while operating within customer-defined security controls, access policies, monitoring requirements and human-oversight processes.

The platform also includes Maestro, Leah’s generally available super orchestrator. It co-ordinates agents, workflows and automation across enterprise systems.

This gives the platform a clear Agentic AI focus. Rather than being positioned only as an AI tool for individual tasks, Leah Agentic OS is built around broader business processes that can be executed by Autonomous AI agents.

For enterprises, the focus therefore shifts from what AI can assist with to how much of a workflow it can execute within defined controls.

Enterprise AI gets an infrastructure focus

Leah partners with Oracle and PwC as it prepares to take its platform into more regions. Leah expects OCI to improve platform performance by up to 30% and reduce cloud operating costs by up to 40%.

OCI’s distributed and sovereign cloud capabilities are intended to support Leah’s flexible deployment model. Customers can run the solution in their own environments and preferred regions while maintaining control of their data. Leah says customer data will not be used to train third-party AI models.

This makes infrastructure an important part of the Enterprise AI proposition described in the release. Performance, deployment flexibility and data control sit alongside the capabilities of the AI agents themselves.

Enterprise AI orchestration becomes part of the equation

PwC is leading the implementation and expanding its collaboration with Leah by bringing industry, functional and technology expertise to the deployment.

The partnership brings together Leah’s domain intelligence, Oracle’s cloud infrastructure and PwC’s AI-enabled business transformation expertise.

Maestro also gives the announcement a strong Enterprise AI orchestration angle. Its role is to co-ordinate agents, workflows and automation across enterprise systems. As the platform expands, that co-ordination sits alongside infrastructure, security and human oversight.

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