Primary job
- Omni
- Company-wide search, analysis, and agent actions
- Moveworks
- Enterprise search and agents, with deep IT and HR support automation
Omni and Moveworks both offer AI agents for work across company tools. Moveworks grew out of IT support and now offers enterprise search and agents for broader employee workflows; packaged IT and HR automation remains a particular strength. Omni differs in being open source, self-hosted, and customizable at the source-code level.
Search company knowledge, analyze files, run code, and take approved actions.
Inspect the code and run the software, data, and models in your environment.
Moveworks brings mature IT and HR automation alongside enterprise search and agents.
| Feature | Omni | Moveworks |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Company-wide search, analysis, and agent actions | Enterprise search and agents, with deep IT and HR support automation |
| Deployment | Open source and self-hosted in your environment | Proprietary, vendor-operated SaaS |
| Model choice | Commercial APIs, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and local models | Models managed within the Moveworks platform |
| Best fit | Teams that need control and open-ended work across departments | Teams wanting managed search, agents, and packaged support workflows |
Both platforms help employees search and act across company tools. Compare Moveworks’ managed search, agents, and established support workflows with Omni’s open-source deployment, model choice, and customizable runtime.
01 / ServiceNow acquisition
ServiceNow completed its acquisition of Moveworks on December 15, 2025. Public announcements describe continued use of the Moveworks AI Assistant and integration with ServiceNow products, but they do not establish every customer’s future pricing, packaging, contract, or migration path. Buyers should ask how standalone Moveworks, EmployeeWorks, and ServiceNow Otto are packaged at renewal, which roadmap applies, and whether any integrations or governance features require additional ServiceNow licenses.
02 / Product scope
Moveworks built its reputation resolving or routing IT and HR requests at large-company scale. It now also offers enterprise search and agents that work across business applications, so it is not just an IT-support tool. Omni also supports company-wide search and actions; its distinct approach is an open-source, self-hosted agent runtime that teams can inspect and adapt for their own workflows.
Feature comparison
The table below puts the most important differences in one place. Omni’s strengths are control, extensibility, and an agent runtime you can operate yourself; Moveworks brings its own product depth and managed operating model.
03 / Deployment freedom
Omni is open source under Apache 2.0 and runs entirely in your environment. Your team controls the application, search index, models, and agent runtime. You can inspect and change the source code, use local models, and run in an isolated environment. Self-hosting also means owning deployment, upgrades, backups, security, and availability. Moveworks’ on-premises agent can connect internal systems to the Moveworks cloud, but the core platform remains vendor-operated.
04 / Pricing
Moveworks does not publish a standard price; buyers request an enterprise quote, and implementation or professional services may be separate. Omni Community is free to self-host, Business is $10 per user per month billed annually, and Enterprise is custom-priced. Self-hosted Omni still has infrastructure and model costs, but teams can start with one use case rather than committing to a large enterprise contract.
05 / Choosing by job
Both products cover company-wide search and agent actions. Moveworks pairs those capabilities with mature, packaged IT and HR service workflows in a managed platform. Omni offers open-ended work such as file analysis, code execution, and approved actions in a self-hosted runtime your team can modify. Compare the specific tasks, integrations, and operating model you need rather than assuming either product is limited to a help desk.
Choosing between them
Omni is likely the better fit when company-wide agent work needs self-hosting, control over the software and data, or a smaller starting point than a managed enterprise platform usually provides.
Moveworks is likely the better fit when you want managed enterprise search and agents, especially if packaged IT and HR support workflows matter.
FAQs
Yes. ServiceNow completed its acquisition of Moveworks on December 15, 2025. Public announcements describe continued Moveworks use and deeper ServiceNow integration, but buyers should confirm current packaging, pricing, and roadmap terms directly during evaluation.
No. Moveworks started with IT support, but now offers enterprise search and agents for broader employee workflows across business applications. Packaged IT and HR service automation remains one of its established strengths.
Yes. Both Omni and Moveworks support work across company tools. Omni adds self-hosting, source-code access, model choice, file analysis, and approved actions in a customizable runtime; it is not a like-for-like replacement for Moveworks’ packaged ITSM workflows.
Moveworks does not publish a standard price list. Buyers request an enterprise quote, and implementation or professional services may be priced separately. Omni publishes a free Community edition and paid self-hosted tiers, making its starting point easier to evaluate.
Omni can connect to tools and take approved actions, but IT ticket deflection is Moveworks’ specialty and deepest product area. Teams choosing Omni should do so for company-wide knowledge, analysis, and actions rather than expecting the same packaged ITSM depth.
Moveworks is a proprietary, vendor-operated platform. Its on-premises agent can connect internal systems to the Moveworks cloud, but that is not the same as running the core product yourself. Omni’s Community edition is designed to run in your own environment.
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Start with Omni when your company needs self-hosted search and agent actions with model choice and source-code control.