At the 2026 Visionary Conference, Kingdee revealed three major updates to the core capabilities of Lingji, its enterprise intelligent agent operating system. In collaboration with multiple partners, the company also launched Lingee Bench—China’s first intelligent agent evaluation benchmark designed specifically for enterprise management scenarios. Xu Shaochun, Chairman of Kingdee Group, underscored that the crux of AI transformation within enterprises lies in cognitive transformation, and he outlined seven key cognitive shifts. During the event, Kingdee highlighted its collaborative achievements with StepFun, noting that StepFun’s large model-native intelligent agent mobile phones are set for full integration with Lingji. At present, Lingji has attracted 3,706 paying users and has been deployed in real-world operational settings across numerous enterprises, delivering significant efficiency improvements. The newly released Lingee Bench evaluation benchmark includes evaluation sets spanning multiple domains, enabling comprehensive assessment of intelligent agents’ practical capabilities in authentic enterprise business environments. Looking ahead, Kingdee plans to utilize Lingji to empower enterprises in their transition to AI-native organizations.