Calix Advances Agent Workforce With Increased Control and Extensibility Through Expanded Workflows, AI Control Center, and Workflow Studio
New Control Center for Calix Agent Workforce gives service providers one secure, personalized workspace to put purpose-built AI to work across their business while keeping humans in control. Expanded workflows help teams accelerate growth, strengthen loyalty, and streamline operations, while upcoming Workflow Studio will let providers tailor AI workflows to their unique business needs.
SAN JOSE, Calif., October 19, 2026--Today, at its annual innovation and customer success conference, Calix, Inc. (NYSE: CALX) delivered advancements for Calix Agent Workforce™ on the Calix One™ platform, giving service providers greater control over how AI operates within their workflows, more ways to put it to work, and flexibility to tailor it to their unique business needs—all while keeping humans at the helm.
Unlike generic AI tools that service providers must adapt to their businesses, Agent Workforce is purpose-built for how they operate. Powered by the AI-native Calix One platform, which processes a petabyte of data daily, Agent Workforce draws on decades of domain expertise to combine network intelligence, subscriber context, and real-world provider workflows with the trust and orchestration needed to put AI to work. This foundation moves service providers beyond isolated tools toward a unified AI workforce that human teams can manage from one place, leverage to act on insights, deploy across more business functions, and tailor to their unique business needs.
Calix is expanding Agent Workforce with three innovations:
Launching: Control Center brings Agent Workforce into a single personalized operating experience. Personalized by role and permissions, Control Center gives marketing, service, and operations teams one conversational workspace to understand, direct, and act on AI-driven insights and workflows across their business. Teams can surface acquisition opportunities, get subscriber context to address service needs, or investigate network issues—putting the right intelligence and actions in the hands of the right people at the right time.
Launching: Expanded AI workflows extend purpose-built capabilities across more of the business. New AI-powered workflows help teams identify more growth opportunities, automate marketing campaigns, engage subscribers across more channels, investigate network health alerts, identify emerging outages, and more. These build on workflows introduced in September that help service providers uncover more upsell opportunities and resolve subscriber issues faster. By applying network and subscriber intelligence to a growing range of business challenges, Agent Workforce reduces manual effort and improves operational efficiency.
Coming soon: Calix Workflow Studio will let service providers adapt AI to how they operate. Building on ready-to-use Agent Workforce capabilities, the planned no-code Workflow Studio will enable teams to tailor workflows to their business needs by connecting agents, data, tools, and existing systems. Planned support for open standards, including A2A and MCP, will give service providers greater flexibility to extend automation across their business and partner ecosystem.