Exiger launches AI-native 1Exiger platform after four-month, $20 million upgrade

  • Exiger launched an AI-native version of its 1Exiger supply-chain management platform.
  • AI writes 95% of first-generation code in the platform’s development process.
  • Exiger said the upgrade took four months and cost $20 million.

Exiger announced an AI-native release of its 1Exiger platform, an upgrade designed to help customers manage supply chain, procurement and compliance operations through autonomous agentic capabilities. The platform’s 1EXIGER.AI execution layer is built on Exiger’s AI product development lifecycle, or AI-PDLC, which supports continuous development, deployment and scaling on the company’s proprietary data and secure infrastructure. The company said the upgrade followed a $1.2 billion investment led by Carlyle, Insight Partners and JMI Equity in 2023, three acquisitions that expanded its proprietary data assets, and a complete AI-led replatform launched at the beginning of 2026. Exiger said AI now writes 95% of first-generation code, helping compress an upgrade estimated at three years and $180 million into a four-month, $20 million sprint. The platform combines three trillion data points, supply chain and corporate intelligence data, and experience from complex use cases in regulated environments. Exiger said it serves more than 550 global customers, including 150 Fortune 500 companies and more than 80 government and defense industrial organizations.

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