Key Insights• The Brazilian workflow automation market is witnessing strong growth as organizations accelerate digital transformation to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance productivity. Demand is being fueled by increasing adoption of cloud-based workflow platforms and the integration of AI, robotic process automation, and machine learning into enterprise processes.• According to the TIC Empresas 2025 survey by Cetic.br, 17% of Brazilian companies used AI in 2025, up from 13% in 2024. Among large enterprises, AI adoption increased from 38% in 2024 to 50% in 2025, representing approximately 93,475 enterprises using AI.• According to the Getulio Vargas Foundation, AI is present in 80% of medium and large Brazilian enterprises, although only 25% report intensive AI usage. The study covered 2,672 medium and large companies between October 2024 and June 2025.• Process automation is the leading AI use case, adopted by 68% of organizations already using AI. Other major applications include advanced analytics, content and code generation, and cybersecurity enhancement.• Around 80% of AI-enabled organizations rely on ready-made AI software, compared with 76% in 2024. The most widely used AI assistants include Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, and Google Gemini.• Major workflow automation vendors operating in Brazil include Microsoft, SAP, ServiceNow, IBM, Oracle, UiPath, Automation Anywhere, SS&C Blue Prism, and Brazilian enterprise software provider Totvs.Market Outlook• According to the research report, "Brazil Workflow Automation Market Outlook, 2031," published by Actual Market Research Research, the Brazil Workflow Automation Market is anticipated to grow at more than 24.29% CAGR from 2026 to 2031.• Generative AI and Agentic AI are emerging as major growth catalysts, enabling intelligent workflow orchestration where systems analyze business context, recommend actions, and execute processes autonomously within governance frameworks.• Hyperautomation adoption is accelerating as organizations combine AI, RPA, process mining, and workflow orchestration to improve productivity and reduce operating costs.• Enterprises are expanding the use of intelligent digital agents beyond customer service into sales, HR, finance, and internal operations to improve employee productivity and business performance.• Key challenges include integration with legacy IT systems, data governance and LGPD compliance, shortages of AI and automation talent, and difficulties scaling automation beyond pilot projects. Policies• AI Legal Framework (Marco Legal da Inteligência Artificial), The proposed legislation, approved by the Senate and currently under review in the Chamber of Deputies, establishes governance requirements, risk classifications, algorithmic impact assessments, and periodic audits for high-risk AI systems.

In December 2025, PL 6237/2025 was introduced to establish the National System for the Development, Regulation, and Governance of Artificial Intelligence.• Digital Transformation Plan 2025–2027 (MCTI), Launched by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation in November 2025, the plan focuses on modernizing federal digital services, strengthening cybersecurity, and improving interoperability across government platforms.• BNDES Industry 4.0 Credit Program, In August 2025, the federal government announced R$12 billion in financing to support investments in robotics, AI, cloud computing, IoT, sensing technologies, and machine-to-machine communication. The BNDES Industry 4.0 credit line offers up to R$10 billion with annual financing costs of 8.5%, approximately 6% lower than conventional financing. Between 2024 and 2025, BNDES approved R$556.8 million for digital transformation projects.• ITI Digital Transformation Plan 2025–2027, Published by the National Institute of Information Technology, the plan prioritizes digital identity, electronic signatures, biometrics, and interoperability among government databases. Workflow Automation Adoption and Productivity Impact• According to TIC Empresas 2025, AI adoption reached 17% of Brazilian companies in 2025, compared with 13% in 2024. Adoption varies significantly by organization size, reaching 15% among small businesses, 32% among medium-sized companies, and 50% among large enterprises.• According to a joint ABES–IDC study, approximately 961,300 medium and large organizations already use or plan to adopt AI by the end of 2025, while 95.2% expect to implement AI within the next 12 months.• Process automation remains the leading AI application, cited by 68% of AI users. Approximately 80% of organizations utilize commercially available AI software rather than developing proprietary solutions.• AI adoption continues to expand across all regions of Brazil, with the Southeast and North regions showing the fastest growth. Brazil's enterprise AI adoption rate (17%) remains below the European Union average (20%).• Financial services remain the largest investor in workflow automation and AI, while healthcare, education, manufacturing, retail, and agribusiness continue expanding enterprise automation initiatives.Segment AnalysisBrazil Workflow Automation Market By Component• Brazilian enterprises using workflow automation software typically manage 180-350 automated workflows per organization across banking, manufacturing, retail, healthcare and HR, procurement, and customer service functions.

Enterprise workflow platforms generally integrate with 40-80 APIs and business applications, while large deployments execute approximately 2-5 million automated workflow transactions monthly.• Workflow automation service engagements in Brazil generally require 8-14 weeks for implementation, covering process consulting, workflow design, software integration, customization, testing, and employee training. Organizations typically undertake 3-5 optimization and managed service engagements annually to improve automation performance and expand workflow coverage. Brazil Workflow Automation Market By Operation• Brazilian enterprises deploying RPA solutions typically operate 80-180 software bots per organization to automate finance operations, procurement, reporting, customer support, and document processing. These bots automate approximately 70-160 business processes per enterprise and process around 1-4 million automated transactions monthly.• Intelligent Process Automation deployments in Brazil support approximately 70-150 AI-enabled workflows per enterprise, integrating machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and intelligent document processing. IPA platforms analyze approximately 1-3 million business records annually while supporting automated decision-making across banking, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail.• Brazilian organizations implementing BPA solutions automate approximately 180-380 business processes per enterprise, covering procurement, finance, HR, supply chain, manufacturing, and customer management. BPA platforms typically integrate with 45-90 enterprise applications and reduce workflow completion times from several days to within a few hours for standardized business operations. Brazil Workflow Automation Market By Organization Size• Large Brazilian enterprises operate approximately 350-700 automated workflows per organization across banking, manufacturing, telecommunications, retail, energy, and government operations. Enterprise workflow platforms typically support 3,000-8,000 active users, integrate with 70-120 enterprise applications, and execute millions of workflow transactions annually.• Brazilian SMEs generally deploy 40-150 automated workflows per organization, supporting accounting, procurement, HR administration, inventory management, customer relationship management, and document approvals.

SME workflow automation projects generally require 5-10 weeks and involve approximately 20-40 application integrations. Brazil Workflow Automation Market By End-user Industry• Brazilian banking and financial institutions automate approximately 280-550 workflows per organization covering customer onboarding, digital payments, loan processing, fraud monitoring, compliance management, and transaction processing. Large financial institutions process millions of automated workflow events monthly while managing extensive digital financial documentation.• Brazilian telecommunications companies operate approximately 180-350 automated workflows per enterprise supporting billing, customer service, network operations, subscriber management, and service provisioning. Workflow automation platforms process millions of customer interaction events annually across nationwide telecom operations.• Brazilian retail and e-commerce enterprises automate approximately 180-380 workflows per organization across order processing, warehouse operations, inventory management, supplier coordination, customer support, and returns management. Large retailers process millions of order-related workflow transactions monthly through integrated automation systems.Considered in this report• Historic Year: 2020• Base year: 2025• Estimated year: 2026• Forecast year: 2031Aspects covered in this report• Workflow Automation Market with its value and forecast along with its segments• Various drivers and challenges• On-going trends and developments• Top profiled companies• Strategic recommendationBy Component• Software• ServicesBy Operation• Robotic Process Automation (RPA)• Intelligent Process Automation (IPA)• Business Process Automation (BPA)By Organization Size• Large Enterprises• Small and Medium-sized EnterprisesBy End-user Industry• Banking and Financial Services• Telecom• Retail and E-commerce• Manufacturing• Logistics and Transportation• Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals• Energy and Utilities• Other End-user Industries.