Three New Enterprise Agent Platforms You Should Know (and How They Compare to Anjin)

Enterprise AI is undergoing a structural shift—and AI agents are at the centre of it. In the past week alone, three new agent platforms have entered the market from major players in consulting, SaaS and Web3: NTT DATA, Box and Nimanode. Each claims to solve for agent orchestration across workflows, data silos and compliance zones. But how do they stack up—and where does Anjin fit in?
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1. The Rise of Enterprise Agent Platforms

Until recently, the enterprise AI conversation centred on chatbots and isolated use cases. But as businesses demand more autonomy, scale and reliability, a new category is emerging: full-stack platforms for deploying, managing and securing AI agents across departments.

From internal support to finance ops and document management, AI agents are no longer optional add-ons—they are becoming critical infrastructure.

This week, three launches stood out:

2. NTT DATA: Smart AI Agent™ Ecosystem

NTT DATA’s “Smart AI Agent™” platform aims to transform legacy RPA bots into autonomous agents that can adapt and learn. Key features include:

  • A patented plug-in ecosystem for interoperability
  • Advisory-led deployment and lifecycle support
  • Pre-built industry agents (insurance, telecoms, government)

Deployment model: Hosted via NTT infrastructure, with integration into existing enterprise backbones.
Target audience: Heavily regulated sectors with mature process automation.

3. Box: Content AI Agents

Box, long known for secure document collaboration, is now entering the agentic space with Content AI Agents that:

  • Auto-summarise and tag documents
  • Classify unstructured content for faster search
  • Act as embedded co-pilots inside Box workflows

Deployment model: Native to Box’s cloud, no-code setup.
Target audience: Knowledge-driven teams and legal/finance departments with strict data residency needs.

4. Nimanode: No-Code Agent Builder on the XRP Ledger

A standout for its crypto-native focus, Nimanode introduced the first no-code agent framework on the XRP Ledger, offering:

  • Agent orchestration for token-gated services
  • Drag-and-drop builder for business logic
  • Web3-native authentication and auditability

Deployment model: Decentralised, with public-chain deployment and smart contract compatibility.
Target audience: Start-ups, marketplaces, and fintechs exploring blockchain-based workflow automation.

Platform Hosting Model Security & IP Developer Access
NTT DATA Private hosted / hybrid Enterprise-grade, limited IP portability Consultant-led integration
Box Box cloud (proprietary) Tightly integrated, data residency controls Low-code / no-code UI
Nimanode XRP Ledger (decentralised) Immutable by design, tokenised access No-code, Web3-first
Anjin Supabase Edge Functions Full IP retention, secure multi-tenant Open to developers & business users

Final Thought

Agentic AI is no longer a theory—it’s here, and it’s rapidly evolving. From legacy system upgrades to crypto-native orchestration, the variety of use cases is exploding. While each of these new platforms offers impressive capabilities, Anjin Digital’s platform stands out by combining developer-friendly tooling with enterprise-grade observability and full IP control—positioning it as a future-proof foundation for serious agent deployment.

If you're building AI agents for clients, departments, or operational workflows, now is the time to test where your agent stack will run—and who’s really in control.

Anjin Digital helps enterprises and builders deploy, govern, and iterate agentic systems with real-world scale and transparency. Learn more about our modular agent orchestration stack.

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