Semos Cloud Becomes First AI Native ISV on SAP Business AI Platform

May 14, 2026
Semos Cloud has announced its full AI native release on the SAP Business AI Platform, introducing 24 production agents for HR functions and a new engagement layer, Semos IQ, at SAP Sapphire 2026.

At SAP Sapphire 2026, SAP partner Semos Cloud announced in a press release its full AI native release on the SAP Business AI Platform. The launch makes Semos Cloud the first independent software vendor to deliver a complete agentic suite aligned with SAP's AI Golden Path for enterprise AI.

The company introduced 24 production AI agents across four categories: employee experience, social recognition, manager and talent development, and total rewards. It also unveiled Semos IQ, an engagement layer that processes more than 50 behavioral signals and interoperates with SAP Joule and other enterprise copilots.

Semos Cloud stated that its agents operate on the SAP Business AI Platform using SAP Business Technology Platform and AI services, Joule interoperability, and a governed data foundation supported by HANA Cloud and Knowledge Graph technologies. The release also outlines a roadmap for autonomous HR programs that convert customer intent into running programs based on real data.

The company serves over 150 enterprise customers and 2 million active users in more than 170 countries. Recent deployments include Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Discovery Silver in Canada, HSBC in the Middle East and Africa region, and a global professional services firm with 200,000 employees preparing to launch a new recognition and rewards program.

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