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qBotica in Arizona

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At a glance

qBotica is a Phoenix, Arizona company that builds AI agents, document processing and robotic process automation for large organizations, and offers automation on a subscription basis it calls Intelligent Automation as a Service. qBotica was founded in Phoenix in 2017 and is led by founder and chief executive Mahesh Vinayagam. qBotica and Axon were the two Arizona companies on Deloitte's 2025 Technology Fast 500, and UiPath named qBotica its 2024 Worldwide Innovation Partner of the Year. In April 2026 qBotica acquired Automatiga and launched its qubi agentic AI platform.

Key facts

Arizona location
Headquarters
Phoenix, Arizona
Ownership
Private company
Website
qbotica.com

Sources: qBotica, qBotica (PR Newswire), AZ Big Media · Addresses open Google Maps in a new tab

qBotica in Arizona: Key Developments

How does qBotica fit into AI?

Modern AI runs on physical silicon, and that silicon passes through several hands before it ever answers a question. Here is the path, and where qBotica sits on it. Stages not marked below are shown for context and are not claims about qBotica.

  1. Chip design: Companies like Nvidia, Apple and AMD design the chips. Chip designers decide what a chip does and hand the blueprint to a factory. The three companies whose designs matter most to AI - Nvidia, Apple and AMD - do that work elsewhere, then send the designs to fabs. None of them owns a fab of its own.
  2. Wafer fabrication: Fabs print billions of transistors onto silicon wafers. A fab prints a design onto a polished disc of silicon called a wafer, layer by layer, until billions of transistors exist where there was blank material. It is the hardest and most expensive step in the chain, and the reason a single factory can cost tens of billions of dollars.
  3. Advanced packaging: Wafers are cut and assembled into finished chips. Packaging cuts a finished wafer into individual chips and assembles them, often stacking several pieces of silicon and memory into one component. For AI chips this step is nearly as demanding as fabrication, and a wafer is not a usable product until it is done.
  4. Servers and devices: Chips are built into AI servers, phones and PCs. Finished chips are assembled into the things people actually buy and deploy: data-center servers, phones, laptops. This is where a chip stops being a component and starts being a product.
  5. AI in use (here today): Data centers and devices run AI models on that silicon. AI agents and automation software, from Phoenix headquarters. The end of the chain: models answering questions, generating images and driving software, running on the silicon every earlier step produced. Every AI service anyone uses is running on physical hardware somewhere, and that hardware started as a wafer.

qBotica: AI in use (here today)

  • qubi agentic AI platform (company-reported): qBotica launched qubi in April 2026 to orchestrate AI agents across front, middle and back-office work. Source: qBotica (PR Newswire)
  • Recognized by UiPath for innovation: UiPath named qBotica its Worldwide Innovation Partner of the Year in October 2024. Source: UiPath

About qBotica

What qBotica does

qBotica describes itself as a global AI-first technology company specializing in Agentic AI, Intelligent Automation-as-a-Service and enterprise automation transformation. It builds and runs software for large organizations: AI agents, intelligent document processing, robotic process automation (RPA) and data orchestration, with people kept in the loop.

How it sells: qBotica offers end-to-end automation on a subscription basis, which it calls Intelligent Automation as a Service.

Platforms: qBotica builds on UiPath software and is a UiPath Diamond Partner. In April 2026 qBotica acquired Automatiga, an agentic automation platform company, and launched qubi, its own agentic AI platform. In June 2026 qBotica agreed to resell Atolio's AI search as part of its services.

In Arizona

Headquarters: qBotica's contact page gives its headquarters as 10000 N. 31st Ave., Suite D-304A, Phoenix, AZ 85051. qBotica says it was founded in Phoenix and is headquartered in Phoenix, with operations and delivery capabilities across the United States, United Kingdom and India.

qBotica's published locations differ. Its contact page and a Google Maps listing under its name give 10000 N. 31st Ave. as headquarters; a second Google Maps listing under its name shows 2550 W. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix.

Who runs it: Mahesh Vinayagam founded qBotica in 2017 and is its chief executive.

Support and recognition in Arizona:

Universities: qBotica says it supports Arizona State University through mentorship, collaboration and hands-on exposure to intelligent automation.

Arizona AI found no published count of qBotica's Arizona employees.

Role in AI

From bots to AI agents: qBotica began as a robotic process automation company and now centers its business on AI agents. Its qubi platform is meant to orchestrate collaborative AI agents across customer experience, operations, finance and supply chain work.

UiPath recognition: At its FORWARD conference in October 2024, UiPath named qBotica its Worldwide Innovation Partner of the Year and its Innovation Partner of the Year for the Americas. In September 2022 UiPath announced a managed services partnership with qBotica that introduced Automation Cube, qBotica's managed services practice built on UiPath software.

Named clients: In UiPath's 2022 release, Western Union's chief data and innovation officer said Western Union was using qBotica's DoqumentAI managed services platform to automate production of digital statements and e-receipts. In September 2026 ACR (AmerCareRoyal), a foodservice supplies company, announced that a qBotica-built AI automation had been running in production since July 20, 2026.

Healthcare: In November 2023 qBotica announced a strategic investment in Healthomation, a healthcare automation company.

Arizona AI found no chip design, chip manufacturing or data center work by qBotica; its role in Arizona's AI economy is software and services.

qBotica in Arizona: By the Numbers

Each figure is dated and linked to its source. Figures that are company-reported, announced, or projected rather than measured are labeled.

  • Deloitte Technology Fast 500 rank, 2025: No. 294 (261% revenue growth, 2021 to 2024)
  • Inc. 5000 rank, 2025: No. 1,663 (263% growth)
  • UiPath partner award, 2024: Worldwide Innovation Partner of the Year
  • Seed funding, October 2021: $1 million from Peacock Ventures (company-reported)
  • Acquisition, April 2026: Automatiga, an agentic automation platform company (company-reported)
  • UiPath partner level: UiPath Diamond Partner (company-reported)

The Arizona build-out, 2017 to 2026

  • 2017: Founded
  • 2021: EmergeAZ Fast Grant awardee
  • 2022: First Inc. 5000 ranking
  • 2022: UiPath announced a managed services partnership with qBotica
  • 2026: Launched qubi, its agentic AI platform

qBotica headquarters, Phoenix, Arizona

MeasureValueAs ofBasisSource
Address10000 N. 31st Ave., Suite D-304A, Phoenix, AZ 850512026-11-07company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica
RoleHeadquarters2026-11-07company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica
Address on a second qBotica Google Maps listing2550 W. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix, AZ 850272026-11-07company-reported From the company's own published information.Google Maps

Facilities

MeasureValueAs ofBasisSource
Where qBotica operatesHeadquartered in Phoenix, with operations and delivery capabilities across the United States, United Kingdom and India2026-09-16company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)
Operations outside ArizonaAdditional operations in India2025-08-13company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)

Investment

MeasureValueAs ofBasisSource
EmergeAZ Fast Grant awardee20212021-02-02verifiedStartupAZ
Strategic investment, November 2023Healthomation Inc., a healthcare automation company2023-11-01company-reported From the company's own published information.In Business Magazine

Workforce

MeasureValueAs ofBasisSource
Founder and chief executiveMahesh Vinayagam2026-06-10company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)

Production

MeasureValueAs ofBasisSource
UiPath announced a managed services partnership with qBotica20222022-09-26announced From a public announcement. Plans can change.UiPath
Launched qubi, its agentic AI platform20262026-04-21company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)
What qBotica sellsAgentic AI and Intelligent Automation-as-a-Service: AI agents, intelligent document processing, robotic process automation, data orchestration and human-in-the-loop governance2026-06-10company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)
How qBotica sells automationIntelligent Automation as a Service: end-to-end automation on a subscription basis2025-08-13company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)
Client use named by the clientIn 2022, Western Union said it was using qBotica's DoqumentAI managed services platform to automate production of digital statements and e-receipts2022-09-26company-reported From the company's own published information.UiPath
Partnership, June 2026Agreed to resell Atolio's permission-aware AI search as part of its automation-as-a-service suite2026-06-10announced From a public announcement. Plans can change.qBotica (PR Newswire)
Client automation in production, 2026ACR (AmerCareRoyal) announced a qBotica-built AI automation running in production since July 20, 20262026-09-16company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)

Other

MeasureValueAs ofBasisSource
Founded20172026-06-10company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)
First Inc. 5000 ranking2022: No. 1,519 (423% growth)2022-08-23verifiedArizona Technology Council
Where qBotica was foundedPhoenix, Arizona2025-08-13company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica (PR Newswire)
Arizona State UniversityqBotica says it supports ASU through mentorship, collaboration and hands-on exposure to intelligent automation2026-11-07company-reported From the company's own published information.qBotica
Deloitte Technology Fast 500 rank, 2024No. 344 (335% revenue growth, 2020 to 2023)2024-11-21verifiedDeloitte
Arizona companies on Deloitte's 2025 Technology Fast 500Two: qBotica (Phoenix, No. 294) and Axon (Scottsdale, No. 469)2025-11-20verifiedDeloitte
Inc. 5000 rank, 2024No. 1,5412024-08-14verifiedArizona Technology Council
Inc. 5000 rank, 2023No. 5032023-08-25verifiedAZ Big Media

Sources

qBotica Jobs in Arizona (0 open)

qBotica in Arizona: Common Questions

How do I apply for a job at qBotica in Arizona?

Arizona AI does not currently read an online jobs board for qBotica, so openings are best checked on the company's own website. Arizona AI does not collect applications or charge job seekers.

Where is qBotica located in Arizona?

qBotica's headquarters is at 10000 N. 31st Ave., Suite D-304A, Phoenix, AZ 85051, according to its contact page. A second Google Maps listing under qBotica's name shows 2550 W. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix. qBotica says it also has operations in the United Kingdom and India.

What does qBotica do?

qBotica builds and runs AI agents, intelligent document processing and robotic process automation for large organizations, and offers automation on a subscription basis it calls Intelligent Automation as a Service. It is a UiPath Diamond Partner and in April 2026 launched its own agentic AI platform, qubi.

When was qBotica founded and who leads it?

qBotica says it was founded in Phoenix in 2017. Founder Mahesh Vinayagam is its chief executive.

Has qBotica received funding or grants?

qBotica raised $1 million in seed funding from Peacock Ventures in October 2021. In February 2021 it was named an awardee of the EmergeAZ Fast Grant, an Arizona startup grant fund run by invisionAZ and StartupAZ with then-Governor Doug Ducey.

Is qBotica one of Arizona's fastest-growing companies?

Inc. ranked qBotica on its Inc. 5000 list of fast-growing private companies in 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 (No. 1,663 in 2025). Deloitte ranked it No. 294 on its 2025 Technology Fast 500, where the only other Arizona company was Axon.

Who owns qBotica?

qBotica is a private company; Inc.'s 2025 list includes only privately held, independent companies. In April 2026 qBotica itself acquired Automatiga, an agentic automation platform company.