The Hackett Group’s evaluation process relies on a combination of over 500 capability criteria and mandatory product testing, intended to move beyond marketing claims to provide an evidence-based view of the procurement technology landscape. By securing this status, Exiger gains independent validation for its 1EXIGER.AI platform, which the company markets as a tool to automate supply chain oversight and navigate the complexities of modern, regulated environments.
Bryan DeGraw, Solution Intelligence Principal at The Hackett Group, noted that the assessment is designed to mitigate the risks associated with procurement technology investments. For Exiger, this validation arrives as the firm seeks to differentiate its AI-native architecture from traditional software models. According to Exiger CPO Brendan Galla, the platform is specifically engineered to address the shifting economics of software development, allowing organizations to integrate autonomous agentic workflows into their existing supply chain networks. With over 550 global customers, including 150 Fortune 500 companies, the firm continues to leverage such third-party benchmarks to reinforce its position in the competitive AI procurement sector.
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