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Airgentic wins Business & Industry category at the 2026 ACT iAwards
Airgentic is proud to share that we have won the Business & Industry category at the 2026 ACT iAwards.
Brett Matson
Jul 22 min read


AI works well when your content does too
An exploration of the critical link between content governance and AI performance, from Tom Davis. This article details how Airgentic’s technology spearheads content governance strategies, helping organisations ensure their information is clear, structured, and "AI-ready"

Tom Davis
Jul 28 min read


How education providers can capture more leads by creating a better value exchange
Capturing leads on a website is not just about asking visitors to leave their contact details. It is about giving them a clear reason to do so.
Brett Matson
Jun 253 min read


Port Augusta City Council launches new AI experience with Airgentic
Port Augusta City Council has launched a new AI experience with Airgentic, helping residents, ratepayers, businesses, visitors, and families find trusted council information more easily.
Archie Hooper
Jun 182 min read


Airgentic named finalist in two categories at the 2026 ACT iAwards
Airgentic is proud to share that we have been selected as a finalist in the 2026 ACT iAwards in two categories: Business & Industry and Start-Up.
Brett Matson
Jun 42 min read


Search behaviour may not be changing as much as we think
Search behaviour may not be changing as much as we think. What may be changing is what occupies the most valuable space on the results page.
Brett Matson
May 284 min read


Airgentic presents at the Kelledy Jones CEO Forum
Airgentic was grateful to be invited to present at the Kelledy Jones CEO Forum in the Adelaide Hills.
Archie Hooper
May 221 min read


Why time-aware search matters for AI customer service
Airgentic recently added a feature that helps agents find information within the right time frame. It may sound simple, but it is an often overlooked requirement for effective AI customer service.
Brett Matson
May 202 min read


City of Whyalla launches Airgentic to support more accessible digital services
We are pleased to share that the City of Whyalla has launched Airgentic on its website, giving residents a smarter, faster and more natural way to access council support online.
Archie Hooper
May 122 min read


Airgentic releases major update to site search
Teams can now create rich faceted search experiences using metadata, URL structure, dates, numbers, categories, hierarchies and other structured information. They can also configure different search journeys for different content types, such as courses, people, news, policies or services.
Brett Matson
May 112 min read


Starlight Children’s Foundation launches new conversational AI experience for SuperSteps
Starlight Children’s Foundation Australia has launched a new conversational AI experience with Airgentic, this time supporting SuperSteps, Starlight’s fundraising challenge that encourages people to step up, get active, and raise funds for seriously ill children.
Archie Hooper
May 12 min read


Why Universities Should Treat AI Conversations as a Source of Market Research
When institutions look across thousands of AI-driven conversations, meaningful patterns begin to emerge. Teams can identify which concerns are growing, where interest is shifting, how demand differs across regions or student groups, and where website content may not be giving prospective students the confidence to take the next step.
Brett Matson
Apr 192 min read


Introducing Airgentic Conversational Intelligence
Conversational Intelligence helps organisations turn large volumes of AI-driven customer conversations into structured, actionable insight automatically. Each night, the system analyses conversation data so that by the next morning, teams can see what has changed, what matters most, and where action may be needed.
Brett Matson
Apr 132 min read


Introducing Phone-Based AI Customer Support with Airgentic
At Airgentic, we’re expanding how organisations deliver support by introducing phone-based AI customer service as part of our agentic platform.
Brett Matson
Apr 72 min read


What Do Real AI Customer Service Results Look Like?
Just three weeks after launch, Intrim’s Airgentic-powered experience is already showing what’s possible when conversational AI is implemented with the right foundations.
Archie Hooper
Mar 312 min read


What happens when you combine Airgentic with SharePoint?
Today, we are launching the Airgentic SharePoint web part.
It brings fast, accurate answers directly into SharePoint. Staff can simply ask a question and receive a clear, grounded response based on your organisation’s own content.
Brett Matson
Mar 302 min read


Introducing Segment-Aware AI: Personalised Conversations from the First Interaction
At Airgentic, we’ve introduced a new personalisation engine that enables organisations to deliver more contextually relevant, segment-aware conversational experiences—automatically.
Brett Matson
Mar 242 min read


Secure Intranet Answers with Airgentic
Airgentic now supports secure intranet deployments, enabling organisations to bring fast, trusted AI-powered answers into their internal environments. This allows teams to access critical knowledge quickly while maintaining strict access controls through existing identity systems.
Brett Matson
Mar 161 min read


Intrim Group Launches AI Sales Agent with Airgentic
Airgentic is pleased to announce a new customer launch with Intrim Group, introducing an AI sales agent designed to support customers as they explore products and plan projects.
Archie Hooper
Mar 112 min read


Institute of Health & Management Launches AI Agents to Guide Prospective Students
The Institute of Health & Management (IHM) has launched two Airgentic AI agents designed to help prospective students move from uncertainty to action, while reducing friction in the enrolment journey.
For many students exploring higher education, the first challenge is not applying for a course. It is understanding what to study in the first place. Uncertainty at this stage often leads to hesitation, confusion, or visitors leaving the website without taking the next step.
Archie Hooper
Mar 82 min read
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