Kraken Launches Autonomous Agents for Utility Customer Service

Kraken is helping utilities automate complex customer journeys with AI agents built for energy-specific service and compliance requirements.

Kraken has launched Autonomous Agents, a new suite of utility-specific AI agents developed in partnership with Sierra to help energy providers automate customer service and resolve complex customer journeys at scale. The solution combines Sierra’s AI customer experience platform with Kraken’s utility operating system, unified data model, and workflow engine.

Designed specifically for the energy sector, Autonomous Agents enable utilities to design, test, and deploy AI-powered customer experiences using a no-code interface. The agents are built on Kraken’s Utility-Grade AI and AI access layer, allowing them to access real-time account information, usage data, pricing details, and operational workflows while adhering to regulatory and compliance requirements.

“We’re excited to partner with Kraken – combining our platform with their industry expertise – to help utilities build better, more human experiences while also driving their revenue. Agent OS sets the standard for adaptability and transparency, enabling even regulated companies to go live in weeks with high CSAT and resolution rates,” said Bret Taylor, Co-Founder, Sierra. 

According to Kraken, the technology has already been deployed at enterprise scale, going live within four weeks at a major energy utility and now supporting 1.3 million customer accounts.

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Bringing AI to Utility Customer Service

Utilities are facing increasing pressure to improve customer experiences while managing growing operational complexity. Traditional IVR systems and generic conversational AI tools often struggle with utility-specific interactions that require deep domain expertise, access to live operational data, and compliance controls.

Kraken said Autonomous Agents address these challenges by enabling AI agents to activate core business workflows in a structured and governed manner. The platform incorporates energy market logic, regulations, and operational rules that are continuously updated to ensure reliable customer interactions.

“Energy is too important, too complex and too urgent for generic AI. That’s why we’re building specialised AI for utilities, combining Kraken’s deep energy expertise, data models and AI-driven business engines with Sierra’s leading technology,” said Assaf Biderman, Chief AI Officer, Kraken. 

Scaling Customer Experience with AI

Built directly into Kraken’s operating system, Autonomous Agents enable utilities to automate routine customer interactions while allowing human specialists to focus on cases that require additional judgment and expertise. The agents can access approved capabilities, request context, and trigger workflows across customer service operations.

The launch forms part of Kraken’s Open Kraken strategy, which aims to expand how utilities and partners build on its operating system. By embedding AI into utility workflows, the company seeks to help energy providers improve service quality, increase operational efficiency, and deliver more consistent customer experiences at scale.

The launch reflects growing investment in industry-specific AI solutions that combine automation with domain expertise, enabling organisations to modernise customer service while maintaining trust, compliance, and reliability.

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