Accenture Invests in Replit, Partners to Scale Vibe-Coded Software

Accenture has invested in coding platform Replit through its venture arm and partnered with it to expand AI-driven software development for enterprises.

The companies will work on applying AI-based development in enterprise settings, focusing on use cases and workflows that can scale across Accenture’s global client base. 

Financial terms of the investment were not disclosed.

The deal comes as enterprises are increasingly turning to AI tools to reduce setup time and coding effort, changing how software is built. 

“Every enterprise wants to move faster—from idea to working application, and from prototype to production,” said Ram Ramalingam, Global Lead for Software and Platform Engineering at Accenture, in a statement. “Our collaboration with Replit puts that capability in the hands of more teams, breaking down the barriers between business vision and technical execution.”

Replit offers a cloud-based platform that integrates coding environments, AI-assisted development, collaboration tools, and hosting. Its AI agents can generate and update code, allowing teams to build and deploy applications without configuring infrastructure.

“Our mission has always been to make software creation accessible to anyone with an idea,” said Ghazi Masood, Chief Revenue Officer at Replit. “Partnering with Accenture will allow us to bring AI-driven software development to more enterprises and jointly help teams move from ideas to production faster than ever.”

Accenture said the partnership will combine its experience in deploying new technologies in large organisations with Replit’s platform to support enterprise adoption while integrating with existing engineering systems.