OutSystems announced an open Agentic Systems Platform at its 2026 ONE Conference in Amsterdam, positioning it as a way for enterprises to build, orchestrate, and govern AI agents while reducing dependence on a single large language model provider.
OutSystems announced an open Agentic Systems Platform for enterprise AI at its 2026 ONE Conference in Amsterdam, according to Business Wire and PR Newswire APAC.
The company said the new platform is designed to help organisations build, orchestrate, and govern AI agents across enterprise systems. FutureCIO reported that the release includes an Agentic Systems Platform, Agent Experience, Agentic Systems Engineering, and Agentic Enterprise Orchestration.
According to Business Wire, the platform is powered by an Enterprise Context Graph, which OutSystems is positioning as a way to connect business context with AI-driven workflows. PR Newswire APAC described the platform as open and said OutSystems intends it to reduce large language model lock-in.
The announcement reflects a broader enterprise focus on agent-based AI systems, where software agents can perform tasks, coordinate workflows, and connect with existing business applications. OutSystems is presenting its platform as infrastructure for that shift rather than as a standalone chatbot product.
FutureCIO reported that the platform includes A2A and MCP tooling, guardrails, semantic search, and support for Amazon Bedrock. A2A refers to agent-to-agent interaction, while MCP, or Model Context Protocol, is used to connect AI systems with tools and data sources.
PR Newswire APAC also cited A2A and MCP services as part of the release, along with expanded AWS-related capabilities. The company said these components are intended to support interoperability and make it easier for enterprises to manage agentic systems across different models and tools.
Governance is a central part of the company’s positioning. FutureCIO said the platform is aimed at helping enterprises govern AI agents, while Business Wire described agentic orchestration and industry solutions as part of the broader announcement.
OutSystems also highlighted work with Amazon Web Services. Business Wire reported that the announcement includes an AWS collaboration, while PR Newswire APAC said the release includes AWS expansion, Kiro integration, AWS Transform modernization, and Amazon Bedrock-backed orchestration.
Amazon Bedrock is AWS’s managed service for building applications with foundation models. OutSystems’ inclusion of Bedrock support suggests the platform is intended to operate within existing enterprise cloud environments rather than requiring a separate AI stack.
The PR Newswire APAC report also said OutSystems is connecting the platform to modernization efforts through AWS Transform. That positions the announcement not only around new AI agent development, but also around updating existing enterprise applications and workflows.
The company’s announcement outlines a broad set of capabilities: agent development, orchestration, governance, semantic search, interoperability protocols, and AWS integrations. However, the available source material does not provide independent customer benchmarks, deployment metrics, or comparative performance data.
For enterprise technology teams, the significance of the release will depend on how well OutSystems can integrate AI agents with established application estates while maintaining security, governance, and operational control. The emphasis on open tooling and reduced model lock-in addresses common enterprise concerns, but real-world adoption will likely depend on implementation details and customer results.
As reported by FutureCIO, Business Wire, and PR Newswire APAC, OutSystems is framing the Agentic Systems Platform as a foundation for enterprise AI systems that can be built, connected, and governed across business processes.
OutSystems announced an open Agentic Systems Platform for enterprise AI at its 2026 ONE Conference in Amsterdam, according to Business Wire and PR Newswire APAC.
A platform for enterprise AI agents The company said the new platform is designed to help organisations build, orchestrate, and govern AI agents across enterprise systems.
FutureCIO reported that the release includes an Agentic Systems Platform, Agent Experience, Agentic Systems Engineering, and Agentic Enterprise Orchestration.
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