Reveal adds CostPerform and integraSoft as embedded analytics clients

Infragistics' Reveal platform now powers analytics for two enterprise software vendors, with dashboards live across integraSoft's suite within three months of

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Infragistics has announced that CostPerform, an enterprise cost-modelling platform, and integraSoft, a developer of ERP and warehouse management software, have both adopted its Reveal embedded analytics product. The partnerships expand Reveal's roster of independent software vendors (ISVs) using the platform to surface business intelligence directly inside their own applications.

The two deals follow a pattern Infragistics is actively cultivating: selling Reveal to software companies that want to offer dashboards and reporting to their own end customers without building analytics infrastructure from scratch. Existing partners named in the release include SnapFulfil, Acuity, Casebook and Scriptly.

The integrations

CostPerform, which serves finance teams and business-unit leaders at large organisations, embedded Reveal following a structured evaluation against in-house development and competing vendors. The result is a white-labelled module called "Insights" inside the CostPerform Portal, letting users build dashboards and monitor cost-allocation KPIs. A notable constraint shaped the selection: CostPerform deploys in air-gapped environments for security-sensitive clients.

"Reveal was one of the few solutions that could deliver a modern, fully white-labeled analytics experience inside those constraints," said Jelmer de Jong, Product Owner at CostPerform.

integraSoft's journey was longer. The company spent two years evaluating analytics platforms before selecting Reveal, prioritising redistributable licensing and the ability to let its own customers customise dashboards. Once committed, the integration was swift: live dashboards covering asset utilisation, inventory turns and technician productivity went live across the full integraSoft suite within three months. Chief executive Brian Hanna said the licensing model was decisive, allowing integraSoft to put analytics directly in end-customers' hands without a complex pricing structure.

Market context

Embedded analytics is a well-established but increasingly competitive sub-category of the broader business intelligence market. Established players such as Qlik (via its OEM programme), Sisense and Logi Analytics (now part of Insightsoftware) have long targeted the ISV channel with similar embedded and white-label propositions. More recently, cloud-native entrants and AI-augmented tools have raised the baseline expectation: buyers now expect natural-language querying and automated insight generation as standard features rather than premium add-ons.

Infragistics positions Reveal as developer-first, with SDKs for web, desktop and mobile and no per-user or per-data-volume pricing caps, a model designed to remove the cost unpredictability that can make consumption-based analytics licences unattractive to ISVs reselling to large enterprise customers.

The company claims a client base spanning all S&P 500 constituents across its broader product portfolio, though it did not disclose revenue figures, active Reveal partner counts or aggregate end-user numbers beyond the phrase "thousands of end users worldwide."

Standards and regulatory read-across

CostPerform's air-gapped deployment use case is a meaningful signal for the public-sector and regulated-industry segments, where data-residency rules and network-isolation requirements under frameworks such as ISO 27001 and sector-specific government security standards frequently disqualify cloud-first analytics tools. Vendors able to demonstrate fully offline operation without degraded functionality hold a defensible niche in those procurement processes.

For integraSoft's warehouse and equipment-rental customers, real-time operational analytics tied to asset utilisation and inventory data increasingly intersects with supply-chain compliance reporting obligations, particularly as sustainability disclosure requirements in the EU and UK expand the set of operational metrics organisations must track and report.

Infragistics said further partner announcements are planned, though it gave no timeline or indication of the pipeline size.

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