
by Leena AI, Inc.
Agentic AI colleagues that close HR, IT and finance tickets
Leena AI replaces a first-line HR, IT or finance helpdesk at large employers with colleagues that do the task rather than only answer. It publishes the structure of its pricing but no figures, and its headline numbers, including 70%+ of tickets auto-resolved, are its own, so a proof of value should test them.
Per Leena's own pages, its colleagues carry out the transaction (a password reset, a purchase order, a CRM update) inside the source system, and the autonomous version is sold as a separate token-billed platform.
Leena cites eight years of pre-built connectors and a Gartner Emerging Market Quadrant listing; its own Moveworks comparison says the rival is now part of ServiceNow, which gives that rival an installed base.
Main trade-off
No published price figures or free tier, and headline results that are the vendor's own.
Leena publishes no price figure. Its pricing page lays out two parts: an annual per-employee license for the Assistants, and a platform fee plus token usage for the Colleagues Platform. A quote form answers within a day. No free tier.
| System | Type |
|---|---|
| ServiceNow | Native |
| Workday | Native |
| SAP | Native |
| Salesforce | Native |
| Microsoft Teams | Native |
| Slack | API |
| Oracle | Native |
| Native |
Leena AI is a New York company founded in 2018 whose AI Colleagues carry out HR, IT and finance requests inside systems such as Workday, ServiceNow and SAP. It claims 500-plus enterprise customers, and IBM Ventures announced a strategic investment in it in October 2026.
Universal Assistants
Harrison (HR), Iris (IT) and Fiona (finance) answer employee requests by voice or chat in 100+ languages, on a flat per-employee license with unlimited use.
AI Colleagues Platform
Runs colleagues that start work by themselves, for example resume screening or queue monitoring around the clock, billed as a platform fee plus token usage.
Forge and Studio
Forge, the assistant formerly called Studio Assist, builds AI Colleagues, protocols and tools from a description, according to the October 2026 newsletter.
Model choice
Since August 2026 customers can set the model behind the orchestrator and each protocol, with OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock listed in the docs.
Connectors, MCP and A2A
Ships 200+ pre-built connectors with MCP and A2A built in, so outside agents can call colleagues and colleagues can call other agents.
Voice 2.0
A voice layer that, per the October 2026 newsletter, speaks the employee's language and switches language mid-call, alongside Teams, Slack and WhatsApp access.
The nearest AI agents on Hokai for the same job.
| Agent | Where it runs | Price | Maturity | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cloud · API | Quote | Enterprise | 3.7 | |
| Cloud | €890/mo (about $984) | Available | 3.6 | |
| Cloud | Quote | Available | 3.5 | |
| Cloud | $30/mo | Available | 3.4 |
Leena AI publishes no figures, only the structure. The Universal Assistant is a flat license per employee per year with unlimited, unmetered use, and the rate steps down as headcount grows. The AI Colleagues Platform adds an annual platform fee plus usage billed in tokens, which applies only to colleagues that run on their own. A six-question form on the pricing page returns a quote within one business day.
No free tier or self-serve trial is listed. Leena says its proof of value runs your key use cases in a test environment and shows the measured cost per run, so a buyer sees the cost before committing. Leena also says customers go live in 45 days on average.
Its trust centre lists SOC 2, SOC 1, HIPAA, ISO/IEC 27001, 27017, 27018 and 27701, plus CCPA, VCDPA and LGPD. It offers SOC 2, HIPAA, penetration-test and vulnerability reports on request. The page does not say whether the SOC 2 report is Type I or Type II, so ask for the report during a security review.
Leena says one question decides it: who triggers the work. If a person asks, such as requesting time off or resetting a password, it is the Universal Assistant on the flat license. If the work runs on its own, such as screening every resume or monitoring a queue, it is an AI Colleague on the platform.
Leena calls the platform model-agnostic. Its Workbench page lists WorkLM, GPT 5.5, Claude Opus 4.8, Llama 4 and Gemini 3.5, while the August 2026 docs let customers pick OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic or Amazon Bedrock models and do not mention WorkLM. Treat the exact list as moving and confirm it for your deployment.
Leena AI is a New York enterprise agentic AI company, founded in 2018 by Adit Jain and colleagues, whose AI Colleagues take HR, IT and finance requests from employees and carry out the work inside systems such as Workday, ServiceNow, SAP, Salesforce and Oracle. On 20 October 2026 IBM Ventures announced a strategic investment with terms undisclosed, joining existing backers Greycroft and Bessemer Venture Partners. Leena says more than 500 enterprises use it and that it has been named a Leader in Gartner's Emerging Market Quadrant three times.
It sells two things. The Universal Assistants (Harrison for HR, Iris for IT and Fiona for finance) answer when an employee asks, by voice or chat. The AI Colleagues Platform runs autonomous colleagues that work without being asked, such as screening resumes or processing invoices, built in a no-code Studio and, since October 2026, with Forge, which builds colleagues, protocols and tools from a description. The docs describe Agent Operating Protocols, evaluations, MCP and code tools, the voice layer runs on Retell AI, and customers can choose models from the Claude and ChatGPT families for the orchestrator.
The public changelog, read on 13 November 2026, shows a September newsletter on Performance Insights, an October one covering Forge, Voice 2.0 and a Workflows Studio that can test itself, and a 5 November notice that web voice calls move to Retell's v3 platform on 17 November. An August 2026 release added the model choice.
It is built for large employers, and its trust centre names Coca-Cola, Nestle, MongoDB, AB InBev and H&M among organisations that reviewed it. Where an alternative wins: Leena's own comparison pages name Microsoft Copilot Studio, Moveworks, Glean and Workday as the products buyers weigh against it. Glean is the pick when company-wide search matters more than back-office tickets, Copilot Studio suits teams standardising on Microsoft, and Moveworks, which Leena describes as now part of ServiceNow, centres on the IT service desk and has no Hokai record yet. Hokai lists Leena with other operations agents. Hokai's scores rest on Leena's pricing page, docs, trust centre and press coverage and on G2's review counts; nobody here has run a deployment.
Autonomy, guardrails, integrations and pricing on this page are read from Leena AI, Inc.'s own documentation. The verdict is Hokai's reading of them, not the vendor's claim.