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Nexthink

Also known as: Nexthink Infinity, Spark

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Enterprise operations agentindependentVerified 2026-07-07

Digital employee experience platform whose agentic layer, including a personal IT agent called Spark and a low code orchestration engine, gives IT complete endpoint observability and autonomous, governed issue resolution.

Nexthink is the market leader in digital employee experience management, a Swiss software company founded in 2004 out of artificial intelligence research at EPFL by Pedro Bados, Patrick Hertzog, and Vincent Bieri. It is dual headquartered in Prilly, near Lausanne, and Boston, with offices across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The company is independent and well capitalized, having raised a one hundred eighty million dollar Series D in 2021 at a valuation above one billion dollars led by Permira, on top of earlier rounds from Index Ventures and Highland Europe, and it passed one hundred million dollars in annual recurring revenue back in 2020. More than eleven hundred organizations use Nexthink to improve the technology experience of over fifteen million employees, and it has been named a leader by Forrester for end user experience management.

The Infinity platform provides a unified data and automation layer with complete observability across devices, networks, applications, and employee experiences, collected in real time by lightweight endpoint agents. On top of that data Nexthink layers agentic AI. Spark is a personal IT agent for every employee that operates as the first line of support, autonomously handling common level one issues using only IT approved actions, resolving them through service chats, and escalating to a human with full context when needed. Workspace gives IT teams a central agentic cockpit to decide, design, and automate, while AI Drive measures generative AI adoption and surfaces shadow usage. A low code orchestration engine called Flow runs event driven workflows that detect, communicate, integrate, and act at scale, drawing on a large library of prebuilt alerts and remediations.

Governance is a first class concern. Spark runs only within IT defined guardrails, every interaction and action is logged, and IT retains complete visibility and control, which matters to the financial services, government, and healthcare customers Nexthink serves. The platform is entirely cloud based, integrates with ITSM and system management tools through native connectors and a query language, and keeps results within the customer's environment rather than sending data to third parties. For a large enterprise that wants to move IT from reactive ticket handling to proactive, agent driven resolution grounded in deep endpoint telemetry, Nexthink is a strong fit. A team wanting open model choice, self hosted deployment, or a lightweight point tool will find it a broad, enterprise scaled platform rather than a narrow utility.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://www.nexthink.com

Category

Enterprise operations agent

Subcategory

Digital employee experience (DEX)

Funding status

Independent, dual headquartered in Prilly (Lausanne), Switzerland and Boston, USA, founded in 2004 by Pedro Bados (CEO), Patrick Hertzog, and Vincent Bieri out of AI research at EPFL. Nexthink is well capitalized and late stage, having raised a one hundred eighty million dollar Series D in 2021 at a valuation above one billion dollars led by Permira, with earlier backing from Index Ventures, Highland Europe, and others; it surpassed one hundred million dollars in annual recurring revenue in 2020 and acquired digital adoption vendor AppLearn in 2024. The platform serves more than eleven hundred customers and over fifteen million employees and is a Forrester recognized leader in end user experience management.

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

Digital employee experience managementAutonomous IT service desk resolutionProactive endpoint and application monitoringIT workflow automation and remediation

Target customers

Large enterprise IT organizationsDigital workplace teamsIT service desk teamsFinancial services, government, and healthcare enterprises

Deployment options

Cloud

Integrations

Nexthink integrates broadly through a native connector system, published APIs, and its own Nexthink Query Language, with out of the box connections to ITSM and system management tools so it can retrieve data and deliver fixes without interrupting employees. The Amplify capability injects Nexthink context, diagnostics, and remediations directly into ITSM tools such as the service desk. A large library of prebuilt alerts and remediation actions ships with the platform, and lightweight agents on each endpoint feed real time telemetry into the cloud.

In practice

Employees flood the service desk with the same recurring device issues. Nexthink's Spark agent resolves common level one problems autonomously within IT approved guardrails and escalates only when a human is truly needed.

IT reacts to tickets instead of preventing problems. Nexthink's real time endpoint observability detects degradations across the fleet and its Flow workflows remediate them before employees notice.

Leadership cannot tell whether AI tool investments are paying off. Nexthink's AI Drive reveals which generative AI tools employees actually use, where adoption grows, and where shadow usage creates risk.

Capability coverage

10.5 / 14 capabilities · 75%

Integrations & Tool CallingA native connector system, published APIs, and the Nexthink Query Language provide out of the box integration with ITSM and system management tools to retrieve data and deliver fixes, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Workflow OrchestrationThe Flow engine runs low code, event driven workflows that detect, communicate, integrate, and act at scale, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Knowledge Grounding & RAGSpark grounds resolutions in live DEX telemetry, full endpoint context, and IT knowledge, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Human Oversight & GuardrailsSpark runs only within IT defined guardrails using approved actions, logs every action, and escalates to humans with context, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Security, Identity & GovernanceA Trust Center, governed actions, role based administration, and enterprise governance serve financial services, government, and healthcare customers, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Observability & AuditabilityComplete real time observability across devices, networks, applications, and experiences, with dashboards, device timelines, and full audit logging, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Memory & State PersistenceThe platform maintains rich real time endpoint state and device timelines and Spark improves with each interaction, but a first class agent memory store is not documented, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Partial
Deployment & Data ResidencyDelivered entirely as cloud with global operations and data kept in the customer environment, but no self hosted or on premise option is documented, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Partial
Prebuilt Agents, Templates & PacksA large library of prebuilt alerts, remediation actions, dashboards, and modules ships with the platform, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Triggers & Channel CoverageReal time intelligent alerts and event driven workflows trigger action, with two way employee communication across in app, chat, and survey channels, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Model Flexibility & RoutingNo customer facing model choice, routing, or bring your own model is documented, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Unable to verify
APIs, SDKs & MCP ExtensibilityNative APIs, a query language, a connector system, and Amplify let teams extend and embed Nexthink context in other platforms, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Full
Testing, Debugging & OptimizationDEX scoring, benchmarking against fifteen million endpoints, and AI adoption measurement provide analytics and benchmarking rather than a general agent evaluation harness, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Partial
Browser & Computer UseEndpoint remediation runs approved scripts and actions on devices, which is not browser or computer use, Nexthink docs 2026-07-07 Unable to verify

Recent platform changes

No recent material changes tracked yet.

Pricing

Not public; quoted through enterprise sales, typically per employee or endpoint, modular

annual enterprise subscription, typically per employee or endpoint, modular

Contact onlyLow variable cost

What is public

No price is public. The modular product structure (Infinity, expansion modules, and AI agents like Spark) is public, but list prices and per seat rates are not.

Billing mechanics

Presumed annual enterprise contracts priced per employee or endpoint, with additional modules and AI agents licensed separately.

Cost watchouts

Full value often depends on multiple modules; a base license may not include the AI agents or the modules needed for a given use case.

Variable cost rationale

Priced per employee or endpoint under an annual enterprise agreement, so cost is predictable by headcount rather than exposed to unpredictable usage metering, though adding expansion modules and AI agents raises the total.

Additional watchouts

Costs stack as you add expansion modules (Application Experience, VDI, Collaboration) and AI agents; confirm which modules are included in a base quote.

Sales call required

Yes — required for paid access

Free / trial

No public free tier

Key ambiguities

No public per seat anchor and no public breakdown of module pricing.

Verified 2026-07-07

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