SupportLogic

Sep 23, 2025

Support Experience AI Awards Celebrate Breakthroughs in Predictive and Generative AI for Customer Support

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Sept 23, 2025 — SupportLogic, the leader in Support Experience (SX) management and post-sales CX observability, today announced the winners and finalists of the 2025 Support Experience AI Awards. These awards recognize organizations, teams, and individuals that have harnessed predictive and generative AI to transform customer support, achieving measurable business impact and elevating both customer and employee experiences.

Now in its third year, the Support Experience AI Awards received a record number of entries that reflect a broader industry shift highlighted at the Enterprise AI for CX Summit, from experimental pilots to operationalized AI that drives real outcomes. A distinguished panel of judges: David Kay, Rebecca Wettemann, Patrick Martin, and Judith Platz, evaluated each submission for creativity, innovation, process improvements, and tangible results.

“This year’s winners showed how AI can be woven into the fabric of support operations,” said Judith Platz, Chief Customer Officer at SupportLogic. “They moved past hype to deliver proactive, measurable improvements in customer experience and team productivity.”

2025 Support Experience AI Awards Winners and Finalists

Customer Experience

Winner: UiPath

Finalist: Siemens

UiPath turned customer experience into a companywide discipline, integrating Proactive Support Care, Customer 360, and Support Tier 2.0 to create personalized, low-effort journeys at every level. The results speak for themselves: industry-leading CSAT scores (96% Enterprise; 93%+ Bronze), a 15% boost in retention, 10% higher renewals, and a next-generation AI portal that anticipates needs and accelerates resolution. The judges praised UiPath’s bold CX vision, noting that at UiPath “customer experience isn’t a department; it’s the business.”

“UiPath has shown how customer experience can truly become the fabric of a company, not just a function,” said Judith Platz, Chief Customer Officer at SupportLogic. “By combining AI innovation with disciplined execution, they set a new bar for how enterprises can deliver proactive, personalized, and effortless experiences at scale.”

Organizational Influence

Winner: Siemens

Finalist: CyberArk

Siemens has elevated support from a reactive function to a proactive business partner that informs sales, product, and customer success. By embedding support into every stage of the customer lifecycle and using platforms like Apricot for real-time insights, Siemens delivers measurable gains in renewals, satisfaction, and product outcomes. Judges highlighted Siemens’ disciplined approach to feeding support insights directly into product improvements, its deep cross-functional collaboration, and its commitment to continuous customer communication and community building – a model for support as a true strategic driver of organizational success.

“Siemens has redefined what it means for support to be a strategic business partner,” said Judith Platz, Chief Customer Officer at SupportLogic. “By embedding AI-driven insights into every stage of the customer lifecycle and feeding those insights back into sales, product, and customer success, they’ve shown how support can drive innovation and measurable business growth.”

Best Use of Predictive AI

Winner: SAP

SAP earned top honors for its Holiday Season Readiness Program, which shifted support from reactive to truly proactive. Leveraging predictive AI, the team identified and resolved 1,400 potential issues before they escalated – achieving 100% uptime, zero escalations, and protecting more than $12 billion in peak-season commerce. Judges called it the most comprehensive predictive-AI initiative they had seen, showcasing how advanced forecasting can secure reliability, build trust, and drive customer success at massive scale.

“SAP showcased how predictive AI can move beyond forecasting into real business protection,” said Judith Platz, Chief Customer Officer at SupportLogic. “Their ability to deliver uninterrupted service during the highest-stakes season is a powerful example of AI delivering tangible business resilience.”

Best Use of Generative AI

Winner: NiCE

Finalist: Elastic

NICE has reimagined both customer and employee support with Generative AI, blending precision RAG search in its customer portal with AI-driven case summaries, translations, and engineering automations. The result: higher CSAT, faster resolution times, and teams freed to focus on the work that matters most. Judges praised this seamless balance of human oversight and AI innovation as a standout example of how to deliver smarter, more human support experiences at scale.

“NiCE has set the standard for how generative AI can elevate both customer and employee support,” said Judith Platz, Chief Customer Officer at SupportLogic. “Their seamless integration of automation with human expertise demonstrates what it means to deliver smarter, more human-centered support at scale.”

Best Use of AI for Self-Service

Winner: Siemens

Siemens has set a new standard for AI-powered self-service with its Support Center, delivering a 51% case-deflection rate and an exceptional 97% CSAT. Intelligent search, automated knowledge creation, and seamless in-product support make it effortless for customers to find answers in their own language, anytime. Judges called it a model of how AI and human expertise can combine to provide fast, frictionless, world-class support.

“Siemens is setting a new global benchmark for AI-powered self-service,” said Judith Platz, Chief Customer Officer at SupportLogic. “Their combination of intelligent search, automated knowledge creation, and seamless in-product support delivers an effortless, multilingual experience that customers love and trust.”

Best Use of AI for Assisted Support

Winner: Elastic

Finalist: Informatica

Elastic transformed assisted support with its AI-powered Support Assistant, delivering faster, smarter answers through conversational GenAI and intelligent search. The impact is clear: reduced time-to-first-response, thousands of cases deflected, and a 7% drop in assisted support demand, all while scaling capacity to match rapid business growth. Judges highlighted this as a powerful example of AI innovation driving efficiency, tackling scale, and elevating the customer experience.

“Elastic’s AI-powered assistant is a powerful example of how technology can make human support teams faster, smarter, and more effective,” said Judith Platz, Chief Customer Officer at SupportLogic. “They’ve demonstrated how AI can transform assisted support into a strategic advantage for scaling businesses.”

Nominations for the 2026 Support Experience AI Awards will open in early 2026. For details and highlights from past years, visit www.sxlive.com. This year’s ceremony will be available on demand this week.

Judith Platz and Deepak Chawla
Judith Platz and the Siemens Team
Judith Platz, James Phu, and Brian Fagan
Judith Platz, Chris Romrell, and Krishna Raj Raja
Judith Platz and the Siemens Team
Pius Fung and Andrew Bosch from Elastic

About SupportLogic

SupportLogic is the leader in Support Experience (SX) management, helping companies use AI to transform support into a strategic advantage. Powered by predictive, generative, and agentic AI, SupportLogic extracts sentiment signals from structured and unstructured data to deliver real-time insights, intelligent recommendations, and automated workflows. Global enterprises like Salesforce, Qlik, Informatica, CyberArk and Snowflake trust SupportLogic to prevent escalations, reduce costs, and elevate customer experience. Learn more at supportlogic.com.


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