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Modified on: Thu, 14 May, 2026 at 12:06 AM

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AI Agent Studio includes a set of pre-built agents designed for common employee service functions. Each agent comes ready with preloaded workflows, connected apps, and preset instructions so you can get started quickly without building anything from scratch.

This article describes the pre-built agents available in Freshservice, what each one includes, and how to add one to your workspace.


What are pre-built agents

Pre-built agents are fully configured starting points built around common employee service scenarios. When you select one, you get an agent that includes:

  • Preloaded workflows that cover the most common requests for that service area. You can activate them immediately or open any workflow and adjust it to match your processes.

  • Connected apps added by default to the relevant workflows so integrations are already wired in. You supply your organization's credentials to activate them.

  • Preset instructions that tell the agent how to respond, what tone to use, and how to handle escalations, right out of the box.


You can use a pre-built agent as-is or customize any part of it after adding it. Either way, you start from a working foundation rather than a blank canvas.


Where to find pre-built agents

Pre-built agents are available on the AI agents landing page in AI Agent Studio, under Explore pre-built AI agents. To get there:

  1. Open AI Agent Studio from the Freshservice navigation.

  2. Click AI agents in the left navigation.

Each agent card shows its name, category, a short description, and the icons of its default app integrations. Click any card to open a preview panel with the full list of preloaded workflows, connected apps, and preset instructions. When you are ready to proceed, click Use Agent in the panel.


Available pre-built agents

Freshservice currently provides two pre-built agents, each targeting a distinct employee service area.


HR Agent

Category: Human Resources

Apps: BambooHR for AI Agents

The HR Agent helps employees access leaves, profile, timesheet, dependents, and job-related information with accurate and reliable updates. It handles routine HR requests conversationally and reduces the volume of manual work for HR teams.


Preloaded workflows:

Workflow

What it does

View Leave Balance - BambooHR

Sample utterances: “What is my leave balance?” “Show my PTO balance.” “How many leave days do I have left?”

ApplyLeave - BambooHR

Sample utterances: “Apply for leave.” “Apply for sick leave.” “Apply for vacation leave.”

View Profile Details - BambooHR

Sample utterances: “Get my profile.” “View my profile details.”

View Timesheet Entries - BambooHR

Sample utterances: “Fetch my timesheet entries.” “Fetch the timesheet entries.”

View Dependents - BambooHR

Sample utterances: “View my dependents.” “Who are the dependents added in my profile?”

Create Dependents - BambooHR

Sample utterances: “Add new dependents.” “Help me create a new dependent.”

View Job Details - BambooHR

Sample utterances: “Get my job details.” “Fetch my job details.”


Default apps:

App

What it connects

BambooHR for AI Agents

Access employee profile, leave balances, timesheet entries, dependents, and job details to handle routine HR queries and updates.


IT Agent

Category: IT Service Management

Apps: Freshservice, Datadog, Azure DevOps, Exchange Online, Microsoft Entra ID, Jamf Pro, PagerDuty (all for AI Agents)

The IT Agent helps employees resolve IT support requests, incidents, access issues, and device-related operations with accurate and reliable updates. It comes preloaded with IT support workflows that reduce resolution time and deflect repetitive tickets from your IT team.


Preloaded workflows:

Workflow

What it does

Fetch Ticket details - Freshservice

Sample utterance: “I would like to get updates on issues that I reported recently.”

Correlating Latency with Service - Datadog

Sample utterance: “Microservice is slow.” The user can provide the name of the microservice.

Creating Bug - Azure Devops

Sample utterance: “Create a bug for an issue or failure” (for example, login, mobile, or application issues).

Search for missing email - MS exchange

Triggered when the user reports that an email is missing.

Password Reset - Azure AD

Triggered when the user asks for their Azure password to be reset.

Wipe data from Device - JamF

Sample utterance: “Wipe data from my device.”

Create Incident - PagerDuty

Sample utterance: “Service is down. Create incident in PagerDuty.”

Lock Computer - JamF

Sample utterance: “Lock my device.”

Revoke Sign in Sessions - Azure AD

Sample utterance: “Sign me out from all Microsoft sessions across devices.”


Default apps:

App

What it connects

Freshservice for AI Agents

Fetch ticket details, status, and updates for issues employees have reported in Freshservice.

Datadog for AI Agents

Correlate microservice latency and performance signals to identify the root cause of slowdowns.

Azure DevOps for AI Agents

Create and track bugs for login, mobile, and application failures reported by employees.

Exchange Online for AI Agents

Search Exchange mailboxes for missing emails and surface delivery details.

Microsoft Entra ID for AI Agents

Reset Azure AD passwords and revoke active sign-in sessions across Microsoft services.

Jamf Pro for AI Agents

Lock devices and wipe data on managed Mac and mobile endpoints in response to security or recovery requests.

PagerDuty for AI Agents

Create incidents for service outages so the right on-call responders are paged.


Add a pre-built agent to your workspace

Adding a pre-built agent takes only a few steps. Once added, the agent is fully configured and ready to customize.

  1. On the AI agents page, locate the agent you want under Explore pre-built AI agents.

  2. Click the agent card to open the preview panel.

  3. Review the preloaded workflows, default apps, and preset instructions. Click View next to any workflow to inspect it before proceeding.

  4. When you are ready, click Use Agent.


The agent is added to your AI agents list. From there you can connect apps with your organization's credentials, adjust workflows, update instructions, and add knowledge sources before deploying.

Note: App connection status shown in the preview panel reflects default integrations for the template. You need to connect each app using your organization's credentials after adding the agent.


Customize a pre-built agent after adding it

Pre-built agents are starting points. After adding one, you can adjust any part of its configuration.

  • Workflows: Open any preloaded workflow in the workflow builder to modify the trigger, add or remove steps, or change condition logic.

  • Apps: Go to Build and open any workflow to update app credentials or replace a default app with a different integration.

  • Instructions: Go to Build and click Instructions to edit the preset guidance the agent follows for tone, escalation behavior, and response style.

  • Knowledge sources: Go to Build and click Knowledge Sources to add URLs, files, solution articles, or Q&A pairs specific to your organization.


Tip: Test the agent in Preview AI agent before making any changes. This shows you what the agent already handles well and helps you focus your customizations where they matter most.


Best practices

  • Review workflows before going live. Open each preloaded workflow and check that the trigger description and steps match how your employees are likely to phrase requests.

  • Connect apps before testing. Preloaded workflows cannot execute until each app is connected with valid credentials. Set up app connections as the first step after adding an agent.

  • Add knowledge sources early. Pre-built agents do not come with knowledge sources attached. Adding relevant policies, articles, and Q&A pairs early improves the quality of answers significantly.

  • Enable workflows in phases. Start with the two or three workflows that cover your highest-volume requests. Validate those before activating the full set.

  • Adjust preset instructions to match your tone. The default instructions work out of the box, but editing them to reflect your organization's voice makes the agent feel consistent with your other communications.


Frequently asked questions

1. Can I add more than one pre-built agent to my workspace?

Yes. Each pre-built agent is independent. You can add multiple agents, each scoped to a different service function, and deploy them on separate channels.

2. Can I rename a pre-built agent after adding it?

Yes. Open the agent's settings after adding it to update the name, description, and avatar to match your organization's branding.

3. Do preloaded workflows count toward my workflow limit?

Yes. Each preloaded workflow counts the same as a workflow you build manually. Disable any preloaded workflows you do not plan to use to keep your agent lean.

4. What happens to my customizations if Freshservice updates a pre-built template?

Updates to a template in the library do not affect agents you have already added. Your configuration is independent from the moment you click Use Agent.

5. Can I add a workflow from a different agent to my current agent?

Yes. Go to Build, click Workflows, and then click Add Workflow. You can browse the Workflow library and add individual workflows from any template to your agent, regardless of which pre-built agent you started with.