10 companies putting AI agents to work across industries

An insurance team closes claims 60% faster. A water utility holds its loss rate below 4%. A work-management company watches its customers build thousands of custom apps from plain-language prompts. Companies are getting these results today with the help of AI agents.

Unlike traditional models that simply provide answers, agentic AI is capable of reasoning, executing tasks, and directly driving business outcomes. This technology is moving beyond simple chat interfaces to become a proactive, operational workforce that participates actively in complex organizational workflows.

Part of what’s exciting about this moment, when nearly every company is embracing AI in some way, is just how diverse the applications can be from a relatively standard foundation of models like Gemini — and the multiple permutations that a multimodal platform like Gemini Enterprise can turn these LLMs into.

Below, we look at 10 companies using Google Cloud's AI tools to achieve new levels of effectiveness and efficiency, and to forge new markets across a range of industries.

Turning raw data into decisions

A major promise of AI is how organizations can finally make the most of their data estates, including dark and unstructured data. We’re calling it the system of action, and companies like these three are helping achieve it.

Flexor turns unstructured data, like emails, documents, calls and notes, into context for AI. Its technology, fully integrated with BigQuery and Gemini, transforms this unstructured information into organized, query-ready tables with full business context for teams and agents to consume. This information gives teams the complete picture for decision-making, based on their own institutional knowledge, improving AI accuracy, reducing token costs, and making agents trustworthy in production.

Natural Intelligence cut manual onboarding from 10 days to a fully automated process and reached an 80% customer retention rate using a set of specialized Gemini-powered agents. These include a data agent for conversational business intelligence for its bestmoney.com comparison platform, and a fraud-monitoring agent that together widen data access across the company and automate its lead generation work.

Nexite is the AI platform redefining how physical retail performance is understood and managed. Built on BigQuery and Gemini, Nexite captures cause-and-effect, item-level behavioral data in the physical world, following the customer journey from the moment they enter the store until the moment they leave, and tracking all activity in between. This gives Nexite users accurate, granular guidance on how to optimize performance across stores by identifying where performance breaks down and offering alternative actions.

Doing the work, not just suggesting it

Agentic workflows, generative media, and vibe coding are just some of the exciting ways that workers are getting more done, faster.

LexiTeach aims to improve educational outcomes with its learning agents, which engage students using responsive AI avatars that speak naturally in the student's native language and provide real-time feedback. The agents, built on Gemini 2.5 Flash and Veo, adapt to each student's pace, tailoring the material to where that student is rather than teaching everyone the same way.

Five Sigma is taking the grind out of insurance claims with Clive, an AI engine that helps claims teams work up to 60% faster. Built on Google's Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, Clive reads dense claim files, surfaces the facts that matter, and recommends next steps — freeing adjusters from manual review so they can spend their time on the decisions that require human judgment.

Artlist is a dynamic studio for video creation where AI agents now handle 70% of tasks. Integrated with Gemini, Nano Banana Pro, and Veo, Artlist’s creative platform interprets what a creator is looking for, pulls up the right assets, and helps produce finished video and music, letting people create professional content much faster than before.

monday.com, the AI work platform that not only helps manage and orchestrate work, but also does the work for you, introduced monday vibe, which has helped users build more than 345,000 custom business applications. They simply describe what they want in plain language instead of writing code, and monday vibe, which is built on Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, turns those descriptions into working business apps.

Blocks enables businesses to build and deploy intelligent work systems and an AI workforce that runs their gritty operations. Using Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, Blocks’ platform integrates with the tools teams already use, driving AI transformation and helping companies adopt AI, automate at scale, and expand their workflows.

Keeping critical systems running

At a time when it feels like infrastructure is under strain in both the developed and developing worlds, creating more resilience for systems in the physical and cyber realms is a promising opportunity for AI.

Check Point is part of an important group of cybersecurity organizations helping ensure safe, reliable agentic systems. They have partnered with Google Cloud to provide solutions for Agent Runtime within Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, including the Agent Gateway that monitors and protects chats and API calls between various AI agents and their apps. It’s a critical feature for building effective agent-to-agent communication and integration.

Mekorot, Israel's national water company, keeps its water loss rate below 4% with help from Gemini-powered agents that analyze large volumes of operational data in BigQuery. The company has published these tools on Google Cloud Marketplace, so water authorities in other countries can use the same systems to manage scarce supplies.

Giving back to the future

Across water, education, retail, insurance, and creative work, these 10 companies have one thing in common: They've moved AI agents out of the demo and into daily operations, where the work actually gets done.

Several have gone a step further and published their solutions on Google Cloud Marketplace, so other organizations can put the same systems to work. If you're weighing where agents could take real tasks off your team's plate, the Google Cloud Marketplace is a practical place to start. And it’s just as easy to offer your own agents there with the new Agent Marketplace built directly into Gemini Enterprise.