CostPerform, integraSoft Adopted Embedded Analytics

Software providers integrated third-party tools to bypass custom development costs.

Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Business Strategy

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CostPerform and integraSoft have partnered with Infragistics to implement its Reveal analytics software. The integration allows these providers to offer self-service reporting to their own end users.

Why it matters

By adopting pre-built analytics modules, these firms avoided the high time and capital expenditures of developing custom data tools in-house. This strategy allows operators to rapidly add interactive dashboard functionality without diverting internal resources.

integraSoft completed the deployment of its new dashboards in 3 months after a 2-year evaluation phase. The underlying technology is provided by Infragistics, a company with 35 years of software development history.

The players

CostPerform

A software provider that specializes in portal-based business solutions for operational management.

integraSoft

An enterprise software firm that serves the rental and warehouse management sectors.

Infragistics

A long-standing software development firm that provides UI and data visualization tools for enterprise applications.

The details

Organizations are increasingly embedding third-party analytics like Reveal directly into existing ERP and warehouse portals to provide end users with self-service reporting. CostPerform configured its portal for secure environments that support air-gapped or offline operations. Meanwhile, integraSoft leveraged redistributable licensing to ensure their customers can customize views across rental and warehouse modules without additional engineering overhead.

Timeline

  1. integraSoft spent two years searching for a suitable analytics platform.

  2. The dashboard implementation took three months to complete.

  3. integraSoft dashboards officially went live in June 2026.

  4. The partnerships were formally announced on September 23, 2026.

Market Landscape

The use of Reveal embedded analytics reflects a broader industry shift toward outsourcing specialized dashboard features to established vendors. This move prioritizes speed to market over proprietary development, mirroring the maturation of third-party integration as a standard enterprise strategy.

Operators currently maintaining legacy reporting suites should evaluate whether their internal development costs align with modern embedded alternatives. Consider auditing the time spent on maintaining data visualization tools against the cost of off-the-shelf licensing.

The takeaway

Outsourcing non-core dashboard development can significantly shorten development cycles for software-dependent businesses. Audit your own tech stack for components that could be replaced by mature third-party solutions to free up internal engineering capacity.

Further reading

For more on the operational shift toward third-party tools, see our section on Business Strategy.

Source note: This article includes information reported by American Journal of Transportation | AJOT | 1-800-599-6358.

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