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As 2026 draws to a close, the question on every automation leader’s mind is what comes next. On November 12, we’re answering it with two exclusive product roadmap sessions covering the full SS&C Blue Prism portfolio. Whether your priority is agentic automation, human-agent orchestration, or both, you’ll get a detailed look at what’s coming and how it will change the way work gets done in your organization.
Each session is built for a different part of your automation strategy. You can register for one or both.
Agentic Automation Roadmap: What Will Automation Look Like in 2027?
This session covers planned innovations across every product and service, with a spotlight on SS&C | Blue Prism WorkHQ, the control plane for enterprise work. WorkHQ orchestrates AI agents, digital workers, people, APIs and systems in one governed environment. With Automation Orchestrator, Enterprise and Cloud customers can benefit from the WorkHQ experience too.
The session is organized around four themes: orchestration, building trusted agents, governance and the development experience. Highlights include:
- Human-in-the-Loop, Reimagined: new approaches that keep people in control where it matters, while AI handles the rest
- Control and Governance for AI: oversight built into how AI is onboarded, deployed and run
- Flexible Deployment, Your Way: expanded options to run automation where it works best for you
- AI-Assisted Development: faster, smarter ways to build and maintain automations
- A Trusted Agent Ecosystem: advanced agents, external MCP and seamless agent collaboration
- Document AI, What’s Next?: new capabilities for intelligent document processing
- Control Center: full explainability and oversight of your automated operations
- Asset Hub: a consistent way to manage all automation artifacts
And there’s plenty more to share on the day.
Date: Nov 12, 1:30 p.m. GMT | 2:30 p.m. CET | 7 p.m. IST | 8:30 a.m. EST | Anytime On Demand
Register for the Agentic Automation Roadmap
The Chorus Roadmap for Human-Agent Orchestration
AI agents are becoming central to enterprise operations, but realizing their value takes more than adding agents to workflows. It means connecting them with people, processes, systems and trusted data, while elevating humans toward strategic oversight. This session, From Data to Decision, shows how Chorus is evolving to deliver that: trusted data informing better decisions, and processes that adapt as conditions change.
We’ll explore three key areas:
- Human-Agent Collaboration and Intelligent Authoring: Event Listeners and Agent Integration in UX Builder, AI-Assisted Process and Service Design, and Operational Monitoring and Analytics
- Agent Tools and Adaptive Execution: a Migration Agent to accelerate upgrades, a Testing Agent to streamline test creation and execution, and Ad Hoc Subprocesses to adapt work dynamically >
- Data Foundation for Agentic Orchestration:Document AI, a Data Streaming and Command Layer, and an Enhanced Custom Prioritization Framework that uses real-time data and business value to prioritize work
Date: Nov 12, 1:30 p.m. GMT | 2:30 p.m. CET | 7 p.m. IST | 8:30 a.m. EST | Anytime On Demand
Register for the Chorus Roadmap
Can’t Join Live? We’ve Got You Covered
Register even if you can’t attend in real time. Registrants will be able to watch the session on demand, so you won’t miss the full picture of where automation is headed.
Both roadmaps run on November 12. Choose your session, or join both, and see how SS&C Blue Prism is building the platform to take you into 2027.
About The Author
Omid Hosseinitabar
Omid Hosseinitabar leads the product management team at SS&C Blue Prism and is responsible for the Blue Prism Product portfolio at SS&C. He has been with SS&C Blue Prism for three years and is passionate about bringing innovative and customer-centric solutions to the market. Omid has a background in business management and machine learning and has extensive experience in managing complex products for leading global companies, including Rivian, McLaren Automotive, and Quick Release.