Xurrent
Enterprise service management platform for ITSM, ESM and incident management.
Sera AI crosses from assistant to autonomous agent while the ITSM core keeps its monthly grind.
◆Recent moves
- 13d ago
Knowledge auto-translation and tag merging land in August
August continues the substrate work rather than the agent work: automatic knowledge article translation, tag merging, refreshable dashboards and safer approval delegation. Auto-translation is the most consequential of these for multi-region desks, since it removes the manual step that keeps non-English knowledge bases perpetually stale.
- 16d ago
Q3 2026 IMR updates open as a living document
A placeholder opening the IMR product-update thread for the quarter, with no shipped changes recorded yet. It is a container for future entries rather than a release.
- 27d ago
My Reservations self-service and Agent Designer success metrics
A broad release touching both tracks: My Reservations extends end-user self-service, while Agent Designer success metrics and Sera Assist reply ratings put measurement around the agent work shipped two weeks earlier. The ratings and metrics matter more than the feature count — they are how Xurrent will decide which agents to widen.
- 1mo ago
Shared tags span Requests, Problems, Workflows and Projects
Shared tags across four record types is a data-model change dressed as a convenience feature: it gives Sera a consistent way to group work that previously had to be inferred per object. The specialist activity aging report and service instance coverage round out the reporting side.
- 1mo ago
Sera AI's first two autonomous agents ship
⚡ SPARKThis is the release the rest of the quarter was built toward: Sera stops drafting and starts acting. Knowledge article readiness and readable CI reconciliation shipped alongside, which is the data-quality groundwork the agents depend on.
- 1mo ago
Getting Started with Sera AI Studio
A step-by-step onboarding guide for Sera AI Studio rather than a release — baseline testing against the Golden Set, coaching agent behavior, then rollout. It signals that Studio is configuration-heavy enough to need documentation, but nothing shipped here.