Sanofi builds Concierge, an agentic generative AI assistant on Amazon Bedrock

Use case typeAI agentsUpdated Jun 16, 2026

Sanofi built Concierge in-house on AWS as a unified, agentic AI companion for its global workforce, using Amazon Bedrock for model flexibility and planning to add Amazon Bedrock AgentCore for orchestration. The system gives employees a single conversational interface for finding information, generating content, completing tasks, and discovering specialized agents across the company.

Organization
Sanofi
Industry
Pharma
Location
France
Published
June 2026

Reported outcomes

−92%

timeTime & speed

90%quantified impact−90.5%time−78%time−77%time

Strategic outcomes

Speed & agilityTransformed internal work into faster digital workflowsCustomer experience & trustImproved employee trust in AI-supported workScale & capacityCreated a scalable enterprise AI gateway for the workforceInnovation & cultureEncouraged internal app and agent building

Catalog median for time & speed deployments: −60% across 724 reported metrics. Compare benchmarks →

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Use case focus

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  • 1AI agents
  • 2Employee productivity
  • 3Workflow automation
  • Scale an internal AI companion across a global pharmaceutical workforce while preserving flexibility and strong data sensitivity controls.
  • Move beyond basic summarization as employee requests became more complex and the tool became a primary digital gateway.
  • Built Concierge in-house on AWS using Amazon Bedrock and a model-agnostic architecture.
  • Deployed across multiple regions to reduce latency.
  • Added an agent hub/orchestration layer connecting the companion to specialized agents for data retrieval, system write-back, and workflow automation.
  • Reached 50,000 weekly users and 72,000 monthly users.
  • Generated 11 million conversations and 90% positive feedback.
  • Surveyed employees reported 90.5% time savings on routine tasks, 78% better decisions, 77% improved work-work balance, and one use case cut verification time by 92%.
Architecture

Sanofi built Concierge in-house on AWS as a model-agnostic AI companion using Amazon Bedrock. The architecture was deployed across multiple regions for lower latency and expanded into an agent hub/orchestration layer that connects the assistant to specialized agents for data retrieval, system write-back, and workflow automation. Sanofi plans to incorporate Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to build, connect, and optimize agents securely at scale.

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Groundedness: 5/5Type: Customer StoryPublished: Jun 16, 2026Publisher: AWSEvidence: PrimaryConfidence: High

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