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Freshworks Achieves FedRAMP® "In Process" Designation for Freshservice, Advancing AI-Powered Service Operations for the Public Sector

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Freshworks (NASDAQ: FRSH) announced that Freshservice, its AI-powered unified service operations platform, has achieved FedRAMP “In Process” status for Class C (Moderate), a key step toward full authorization for use by U.S. federal government agencies. Freshservice is now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace, and Freshworks has engaged Coalfire to support the authorization process.

According to Freshworks, the FedRAMP environment for Freshservice will be built on AWS GovCloud (US), aligning with federal security and compliance needs. Once full FedRAMP Class C certification is achieved, Freshservice is expected to be available to federal, state, local, and education organizations that require formal cloud security authorization.

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  • FedRAMP “In Process” status achieved for Freshservice at Class C (Moderate)
  • Freshservice listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace, improving visibility with federal buyers
  • FedRAMP environment on AWS GovCloud (US), aligning with U.S. federal security requirements
  • Coalfire engaged as FedRAMP compliance assessor, supporting authorization process

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Market Reaction – FRSH

+0.17% $11.61
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+0.17% Vs previous close
$11.61 Last Price
$10.87 $11.69 Day Range
$3.21B Market Cap
0.6x Rel. Volume

Following this news, FRSH has gained 0.17%, reflecting a mild positive market reaction. Our momentum scanner has triggered 10 alerts so far, indicating notable trading interest and price volatility. The stock is currently trading at $11.61.

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Market Context

The supplied AI-tagged history showed an average move of 1%. That record places this regulatory mile...
Analysis

The supplied AI-tagged history showed an average move of 1%. That record places this regulatory milestone within Freshworks’ broader AI rollout; authorization completion and recent net selling were key risks to monitor.

Key Figures

Announcement date: Aug. 06, 2026
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Announcement date Aug. 06, 2026 FedRAMP In-Process designation announcement

Previous AI Reports

5 past events · Latest: May 27 (Negative)
Same Type Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
May 27 AI adoption research Negative -0.7% Research cited AI budget losses caused by deployment complexity and integration challenges.
May 14 AI product launch Positive +2.7% Freshservice introduced Freddy AI Agent Studio and additional autonomous service capabilities.
Nov 13 AI capability launch Positive +2.3% Freshservice and Freddy AI received updates targeting employee experience and service delivery.
Nov 13 AI capability launch Positive +2.3% Freshdesk and Freddy AI introduced automation and resolution features for customer service.
Jun 11 AI platform update Positive -1.6% Freshworks advanced its agentic AI platform with autonomous resolution and enterprise search.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

AI-tagged announcements were generally followed by aligned positive or negative moves, with one notable divergence.

Key Terms

fedramp, itSM
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fedramp regulatory
"Freshservice ... has achieved FedRAMP® ‘In-Process’ status"
FedRAMP (Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program) is a U.S. government initiative that sets security standards for cloud computing services used by federal agencies. It ensures that these online platforms protect sensitive information, similar to how a security system safeguards a building. For investors, FedRAMP indicates that a cloud service meets strict security requirements, which can influence its reliability and trustworthiness in handling data.
itSM technical
"unifies IT Service (ITSM), Asset (ITAM), Operations (ITOM)"
IT service management (ITSM) is the set of policies, processes and tools a company uses to run and support its technology systems — think of it as the maintenance crew, help desk and playbook that keep computers, networks and apps working. Investors care because good ITSM reduces outages, controls operating costs, speeds delivery of new services and helps meet regulatory or security requirements; those effects influence profitability, growth predictability and risk.

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SAN MATEO, Calif., Aug. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Freshworks Inc. (NASDAQ: FRSH) today announced that Freshservice, its AI-powered unified service operations platform, has achieved FedRAMP® ‘In-Process’ status for Class C (Moderate) certification, signaling significant progress toward full authorization for U.S. federal government agencies. This designation marks a key milestone in Freshworks’ plan to deliver modern service management software to federal agencies, and Freshservice is now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace. Freshworks has engaged Coalfire, a leading provider of FedRAMP compliance assessments, to guide the authorization process.

Federal agencies face persistent pressure to modernize operations while managing growing service demand, stretched IT teams, and aging systems that were not built for today's workforce expectations or the pace of AI adoption. At the same time, agencies face increasing pressure to improve operational efficiency and deliver better employee and citizen experiences with limited budgets.

Freshservice plans to address these challenges directly, giving agencies an AI-powered unified service operations platform that automates repetitive workflows, unifies cross-functional service delivery across IT and other business functions, and deploys in weeks rather than years.

"Government agencies need access to the same modern, AI-powered service management that is transforming how leading organizations operate,” said Murali Swaminathan, Chief Technology Officer at Freshworks. “Pursuing FedRAMP authorization is a critical step toward delivering that capability at federal scale, and we believe today's In Process designation reflects real progress in that direction.”

FedRAMP authorization builds on Freshworks’ existing partnerships with government entities, and will provide the broader federal community with a formally authorized path to adopt Freshservice at greater scale and with full confidence in its security posture, once authorization occurs.

A Modern Platform Built for Government Scale

To meet the security and compliance requirements of federal environments, Freshservice's FedRAMP environment will be built on AWS GovCloud (US), reflecting Freshworks' deep, multi-year partnership with AWS and its existing investment in secure cloud architecture.

For government organizations facing workforce constraints, growing demand for digital services, and pressure to do more with less, Freshservice offers a path to meaningful modernization that does not require years of implementation or large consulting teams. This move underscores Freshworks’ long-term commitment to the public sector.

“Congratulations to the Freshworks team on achieving FedRAMP In Process designation for Freshservice,” said Karen Laughton, Executive Vice President, Coalfire. “Reaching this milestone requires exceptional focus, coordination, and commitment across the organization. We’re proud to support Freshworks on its FedRAMP journey, and this achievement demonstrates the strength of our partnership and Freshworks’ commitment to meeting the rigorous security expectations of the federal government.”

Availability

Upon achieving full FedRAMP Class C (Moderate) certification, Freshservice will be available to federal agencies, as well as state, local, and education organizations that require formal cloud security authorization for their technology procurement.

For more information on Freshservice for government, visit freshworks.com/freshservice/industries/government.

To view the Freshworks’ FedRAMP marketplace listing, please click here.

About Freshservice
Freshservice by Freshworks is an AI-powered ServiceOps platform that unifies IT Service (ITSM), Asset (ITAM), Operations (ITOM) and Enterprise Service Management (ESM) on a single platform with a shared data layer. It gives IT, HR, finance, and facilities teams full visibility across services and infrastructure without the complexity of stitched-together tools. Freshservice comes with a natively embedded AI layer called Freddy AI that helps agents resolve issues faster, automates employee service requests, and gives leaders the insights they need to make better decisions. The result is resilient, proactive service delivery that scales across the entire organization.

About Freshworks
Freshworks is the AI-powered, unified service operations platform that is fast to deploy, intuitive to use, and enables every employee to be more productive. We offer powerful governance and scale, without the operational drag of legacy platforms. Organizations like Seagate, New Balance and McLaren racing trust Freshservice to deliver quality employee service and manage efficient technology operations. For the latest updates, visit freshworks.com and follow Freshworks on LinkedIn, X, and Facebook.

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Press Contact: pr@freshworks.com


FAQ

What does FedRAMP "In Process" status mean for Freshworks (FRSH) and Freshservice in August 2026?

FedRAMP “In Process” status means Freshservice is actively pursuing FedRAMP Class C (Moderate) authorization. According to Freshworks, this marks significant progress toward enabling U.S. federal agencies to adopt its AI-powered service operations platform once full authorization is achieved.

Is Freshservice by Freshworks (FRSH) FedRAMP authorized for U.S. federal agencies yet?

Freshservice is not yet fully FedRAMP authorized; it currently holds “In Process” status for Class C (Moderate). According to Freshworks, full authorization would enable federal, state, local, and education organizations that require FedRAMP to formally procure and use Freshservice.

How will FedRAMP "In Process" status impact Freshworks (FRSH) access to U.S. government customers?

FedRAMP “In Process” status positions Freshservice as a candidate for federal use, increasing visibility via the FedRAMP Marketplace. According to Freshworks, full Class C authorization would provide a formally authorized path for broader federal adoption of its AI-powered service operations platform.

Why is Freshworks (FRSH) building its FedRAMP Freshservice environment on AWS GovCloud (US)?

Freshworks is building the FedRAMP Freshservice environment on AWS GovCloud (US) to align with federal security and compliance requirements. According to Freshworks, this leverages its multi-year partnership with AWS and existing investments in secure cloud architecture for government workloads.

Which public sector organizations will be able to use Freshservice if Freshworks (FRSH) achieves full FedRAMP Class C certification?

If full FedRAMP Class C (Moderate) certification is achieved, Freshservice will be available to federal agencies and to state, local, and education entities needing formal cloud security authorization. According to Freshworks, this would support broader public sector modernization initiatives.

How does Freshservice from Freshworks (FRSH) use AI to support government service operations?

Freshservice uses an embedded AI layer called Freddy AI to automate workflows and assist agents. According to Freshworks, it unifies IT, asset, operations, and enterprise service management, helping government teams handle service demand and efficiency pressures with a single ServiceOps platform.