Why revenue and ops teams choose Coworker over Moveworks
Moveworks built the gold standard for enterprise IT and HR ticket deflection. If your priority is autonomous help desk support at scale, it delivers. But if your teams need AI that closes deals, retains customers, and moves cross-functional work forward, Coworker is built for that job. Agent-first for revenue and ops, not just IT. Transparent $30/user pricing. Agents live in 48 hours, not weeks.
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What makes Coworker different
Revenue and ops AI vs. IT help desk AI
Coworker
Built for sales, CS, and ops teams. Agents update CRMs, draft follow-ups after meetings, flag churn signals, and move deals forward. OM1 organizational memory connects context across every team.
Moveworks
Best-in-class for IT and HR ticket deflection. Genuinely excellent at automating password resets, IT provisioning, policy lookups, and HR FAQs. The platform has expanded beyond IT, but its roots and strongest ROI cases remain in the help desk.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes. ServiceNow closed the $2.85 billion acquisition of Moveworks on December 15, 2025. As of early 2026, Moveworks continues to be sold as a standalone product within the ServiceNow portfolio. ServiceNow also launched EmployeeWorks in February 2026, which bundles Moveworks conversational AI with ServiceNow's workflow platform. For independent buyers not running ServiceNow, Moveworks is still purchasable, but its product roadmap and long-term integration investments are now tied to the ServiceNow ecosystem.
The core difference is use case. Moveworks is best-in-class for enterprise IT and HR automation, specifically help desk ticket deflection, IT provisioning, and policy lookups for large employee bases. Coworker is built for revenue and ops: it runs a native meeting notetaker that auto-updates CRMs and sends follow-ups, monitors deals and churn signals, and connects sales, CS, product, and support through OM1 organizational memory. Pricing is also structurally different: Coworker is $30/user/month with public pricing; Moveworks requires enterprise sales with multi-year contracts.
No. Moveworks does not offer a native meeting recording or notetaking feature. Coworker includes a native meeting notetaker that captures calls, extracts action items, updates CRM records, drafts follow-up emails, and creates tickets automatically after every meeting. For revenue teams, this is one of the most consistently used features in Coworker.
Moveworks is known for thorough, white-glove implementation. Customers and independent reviews report onboarding timelines ranging from several weeks to multiple months depending on environment complexity. Coworker deploys a working POC in 48 hours and completes full enterprise setup in 2-5 business days. Both platforms are enterprise-grade; the difference reflects Moveworks's deep ITSM configuration complexity vs. Coworker's agent-first architecture designed for fast activation.
Yes. Coworker is SOC 2 Type II certified, GDPR compliant, and CASA Tier 2 verified. All data respects existing permission models, is encrypted at rest and in transit, and is never used to train AI models. Enterprise customers get SSO, RBAC, and dedicated security review. Moveworks holds additional certifications including ISO 27001 and HIPAA, which may be relevant if your compliance program requires them specifically.
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