Where does your
Automic landscape
stand in 2026?
The Tricise Automic Survey 2026 is designed to understand where Automic teams are today — current versions, V26 plans, operating models, Service Tiers and AI. Your answers help Tricise shape consulting, roadmap sessions and future Automic Roundtables around what customers actually need.
Start the Tricise SurveyWhy take part in the Tricise Automic Survey 2026?
For many Automic teams, 2026 brings important decisions. Some already run Automic Automation V26, others are on V24, V21, V12.x or operate several versions in parallel. Operating models are moving up the agenda, and AI is turning from an idea into a concrete roadmap item.
Individual conversations in projects, trainings and Automic Roundtables show single situations. The Tricise Automic Survey 2026 adds the bigger picture: a structured view across industries, team sizes and environments that shows where upgrades stall, which operating models gain ground and where AI moves into practice.
What Tricise does with your answers
- Consulting and enablement: your answers help decide which topics Tricise prioritises in consulting projects and training.
- V26 roadmap sessions: the obstacles you report help shape their agenda.
- Automic Roundtables: your challenges help set future topics.
- Automic Service Tiers: your feedback shows whether Silver, Gold and Platinum fit your needs.
Who should take part
Every Automic team is welcome, whether the environment is small or large and run in-house, by a service provider or both. Answers are especially valuable from:
- Automic administrators and operations teams
- Application managers
- IT leaders and architects
- Project and programme managers
- Procurement and licensing specialists
Before you start
The Tricise Automic Survey 2026 takes around seven minutes and has seven short sections. Three figures make it quicker: your Automic version, the approximate number of agents and the executions per day; each of these questions also offers “Don’t know”.
- Open the form at the top of this page.
- Work through the seven sections; “Previous” takes you back.
- Decide whether to leave contact details.
- Send your answers with “Submit Tricise Survey”.
Automic V26, Automic SaaS and Service Tiers: the context behind the questions
Broadcom made Automic Automation V26 generally available in April 2026 and backs the release with a five-year support lifecycle. V26 brings AI into the platform, including AI Jobs, an MCP client and server for connecting large language models, an AI Assistant and AI-augmented workflow creation. Product documentation is available in the Automic Automation documentation on Broadcom TechDocs.
Usage and environment
Your role, what you use Automic for (from job scheduling, workflow orchestration and SAP automation to cloud and Kubernetes, CI/CD and managed file transfer), the number of agents and daily executions, who runs Automic today and how satisfied you are with stability.
Automic V26 upgrade
Whether an Automic V26 upgrade is planned and what is holding it back. If team know-how is the bottleneck, Tricise University covers V26 in modules such as Automic V26 Update & News – Operator and in the Tricise University learning paths.
Operating model
How much of the operation you keep in-house, whether a managed service or full Automic SaaS is on your radar, and what matters most in a hosting model, from an EU data centre and data sovereignty to predictable cost. See Application Managed Services (AMS) for Automic.
Automic Service Tiers
How familiar you are with Silver (included by default), Gold (managed operations by Tricise) and Platinum (full Automic SaaS in the EU cloud), which tier fits you and what is still missing. Overview: Tricise Service Tiers.
AI and innovation
Which AI topics are on your agenda: anomaly detection, self-healing and auto-recovery, runtime and SLA prediction, ChatOps and MCP integration or AI-assisted job creation. “Nothing concrete yet” is an equally useful answer.
Biggest challenges
A single open question: where are your biggest difficulties with Automic right now? This is the answer the Tricise Automic team reads most closely.
The Tricise Automic Survey 2026 is anonymous by default. Name, company and email are optional and are only used if you agree to be contacted, for example to receive a summary of the results or to arrange a 30-minute consultation. Details are in the Tricise Privacy Policy; more background is in the article on the Automic Survey 2026.
FAQ: Tricise Automic Survey 2026
How long does the Tricise Automic Survey 2026 take?
Around seven minutes. The survey has seven short sections: usage and environment, version and V26 upgrade, operating model, Service Tiers, AI and innovation, biggest challenges and an optional contact section. Most questions are multiple choice, and how much you write in the open text fields is entirely up to you.
Is the Tricise Automic Survey 2026 anonymous?
Yes, by default. Name, company and email address are optional and are only used if you confirm your consent to be contacted at the end of the survey. If you leave the contact fields empty, your answers are evaluated without direct contact information. All details are in the Tricise Privacy Policy.
Do I need to run Automic V26 to take part?
No. The survey is meant for every Automic team, whether you run V26, V24, V21, V12.x, an older version or several versions in parallel. The version section asks whether an upgrade to V26 is planned and what is holding you back, so answers from teams that have not upgraded yet are just as valuable.
What do I get for taking part in the Tricise Automic Survey 2026?
In the optional final section, you can request a summary of the survey results, a 30-minute consultation, information on the V26 roadmap webinar or updates on Tricise Automic events. Beyond that, your answers influence which topics Tricise prioritises in consulting, V26 roadmap sessions and future Automic Roundtables.
Will the survey results be shared?
You can request a summary of the survey results in the optional contact section at the end of the survey. To receive it, leave your email address and confirm that Tricise may contact you. The insights also feed into Tricise consulting, V26 roadmap sessions and future Automic Roundtables.
Who is behind the Tricise Automic Survey 2026?
Tricise. As a Broadcom partner and long-standing Automic specialist, Tricise supports Automic teams with licensing, consulting, managed operations and Tricise University training. The survey results help Tricise align these services, its V26 roadmap sessions and future Automic Roundtables with what Automic teams actually need in 2026 and beyond.