Boost.ai and Ciklum Partner to Expand Conversational AI Solutions

May 20, 2025
Boost.ai has announced a strategic partnership with Ciklum to enhance enterprise access to conversational AI solutions, as stated in a press release. The collaboration aims to deliver scalable AI solutions quickly and securely.

Boost.ai has announced a strategic partnership with Ciklum to enhance enterprise access to fast and fully-compliant conversational AI solutions, announced in a press release. This alliance merges Boost.ai's conversational AI platform with Ciklum's engineering expertise, enabling enterprises to deploy intelligent AI agents quickly and securely.

Ciklum, as an official services partner, will lead the implementation, customization, and optimization of Boost.ai's platform. This collaboration aims to transform conversational AI from a support tool into a strategic business enabler, driving customer engagement and operational efficiency at scale.

The partnership allows organizations to seamlessly integrate traditional natural-language understanding models with large language models, maintaining full governance over customer interactions. Boost.ai's platform is already trusted by financial institutions for its precision and security, and this partnership is set to expand its reach in key markets such as the UK and the US.

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