PwC
15 documented AI deployments at PwC, across 4 industries. Each one links to the public source it was taken from.
Public AI record
PwC ranks 4th of 6 professional services companies on the hub with a public AI record score of 65. It is ahead of 99% of companies on breadth. Customer service automation and energy operations automation are common among peers but not yet documented at PwC.
Nearest peers: Thomson Reuters 2nd, 68 · EY 3rd, 66 · Accenture 5th, 60 · Infosys 6th, 54
- BreadthHow many different kinds of use case, across how many business areas99
- DepthShare running in production or at scale rather than pilots57
- SophisticationAgentic share and innovativeness rating58
- EvidenceShare backed by the company's own sources and measured results66
- MomentumHow recent the cases are; older cases count less46
How the score works
First documented case Apr 2023, latest Mar 2026. Cloud providers named: AWS, GCP, Microsoft.
Compared with peers
Against 8 other professional services companies on the hub.
What peers document
- AI development platform5 of 8 peers · here too63%
- Compliance automation3 of 8 peers · here too38%
- Customer service automation3 of 8 peers38%
- Energy operations automation3 of 8 peers38%
Gaps against the industry
- Customer service automation: 38% of peers, not documented at PwC yet
- Energy operations automation: 38% of peers, not documented at PwC yet
- Document automation: 25% of peers, not documented at PwC yet
Signature use cases
No peer on the hub documents legal drafting automation, patient engagement or retail analytics platform.
Stack and approach vs peers
- Peer cases name Microsoft 79%, AWS 16%, GCP 1%.
- AI agents: 40% of PwC's cases vs 42% for peers.
- Cases from the last 12 months: 7% vs 17% for peers.
Deployments
15 deployments at PwC, newest first.
- 6 Mar 2026Professional ServicesUnited States
PwC and Microsoft Azure AI Foundry Agent OS for Enterprise AI Agent Orchestration
PwC · Workflow automation · Microsoft
PwC developed an agent OS accelerator built on Microsoft Azure AI Foundry to provide a scalable, secure orchestration layer for AI agents across heterogeneous platforms.
- 26 Sept 2025HealthcareUnited States
PwC revolutionizes patient engagement across 50 contact centers
PwC · Patient engagement · Microsoft
PwC partnered with a major healthcare system in the US to deploy an enterprise-grade AI-powered contact center that unified patient-first service across 50+ contact centers and clinical settings. The initiative aimed to modernize workflows, integrate recent acquisitions, and accelerate patient access while reducing friction in operations. Leveraging Salesforce Health Cloud integrated with CRM, EHR, conversational AI tools (including VoiceAI), and real-time enterprise data lakes, the solution automated routine tasks like patient verification and nurse triage. Support teams and providers now have instant access to contextual patient insights, allowing for more personalized care and faster resolution of patient requests. Automated workflows and training ensured care team adoption and built trust in AI solutions, with a focus on human-centric transformation rather than just technology upgrades. The platform supports holistic patient journey management, including preferences, context, and real-time needs, moving beyond just clinical data. By using conversational AI for routine work, staff were able to dedicate more time to complex cases. Impact highlights include significant reductions in call abandonment, faster resolutions, improved caregiver insights, and reduced task burdens for staff.
AgenticProduction
−85%quantified impact - 13 Aug 2025FinanceUnited States
PwC and AWS: Automated Reasoning checks in Amazon Bedrock Guardrails for EU AI Act compliance, regulated content review, and outage management
PwC · Compliance automation · AWS
PwC and AWS are developing reasoning checks with Automated Reasoning checks in Amazon Bedrock Guardrails to support responsible AI in regulated industries. PwC uses Automated Reasoning to convert EU AI Act risk classification criteria into guardrails, add auditable logic trails, and verify AI outputs against policy-derived rules. PwC also applies Automated Reasoning as a secondary validation layer in its Regulated Content Orchestrator for pharmaceutical marketing compliance and in utility outage management workflows for severity-based dispatch and response.
Multi-agentProduction
- 12 Jun 2025LegalGlobal
BRYTER Empowers Global Legal Teams with Integrated AI-Powered Research
BRYTER · Legal drafting automation · Microsoft
BRYTER launched a global legal research package, integrated within its AI-powered assistant BEAMON, to streamline legal research and document drafting for professionals operating in over 20 jurisdictions. Legal professionals can now access content from more than 80 legal databases directly while drafting in Microsoft Word and within BEAMON workflows. This integration eliminates the need to switch contexts between research and document creation, significantly improving productivity. The platform uniquely integrates Dr. Otto Schmidt Verlag’s authoritative German legal content for enhanced depth in key areas like tax, corporate, and labor law. Legal teams in multinational corporations and global law firms benefit from seamless legal research, tailored drafting tools, and document review on one platform. Major organizations, including Rakuten, McDonald’s, Ashurst, Deloitte, PwC, and KPMG, report increased productivity and document accuracy. BRYTER’s AI suite for legal professionals demonstrates a move toward fully automated, AI-augmented legal operations across borders. The solution offers specialized capabilities for German-speaking teams and global firms managing complex, multi-jurisdictional matters. Workflow integration empowers legal engineers to automate entire legal processes with no-code tools, merging rule-based and AI workflow automation. BEAMON also enables deep linking of research, contract drafting, and regulatory compliance, making it easier to generate memos and advice with embedded legal sources.
- 20 May 2025Professional ServicesUnited Kingdom
PwC reimagines audit operations and client service excellence
PwC · Audit automation · Microsoft
PwC, a global professional services leader, invested $1 billion to develop its Next Generation Audit (NGA) initiative aimed at transforming audit operations through advanced AI and cloud technologies. Built on Microsoft Azure, NGA leverages solutions including Azure OpenAI Service, Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure App Service, and Microsoft Fabric. The platform enables PwC to process vast audit datasets at enterprise scale, extract data from both structured and unstructured sources, and enhance audit quality. The platform ensures compliance with global data laws and prioritizes data security and sovereignty. Auditors benefit from streamlined processes, standardized methodologies, and tools like Azure AI Search and Azure AI Document Intelligence. This trust-centered solution improves efficiency and allows auditors to focus on higher-risk areas, while PwC further deploys Microsoft Copilot internally and in client engagements for enhanced productivity. The ecosystem is intended to be adaptable for future advances and is positioned to benefit not only PwC but the broader audit profession.
Production
What it builds
Risk assessment is the most common pattern in these deployments: 2.
Cloud providers named
Microsoft is named in 14 of these deployments.
- Microsoft93% of these14
- AWS13% of these2
- GCP7% of these1