Exiger goes to AWS Marketplace
Exiger (exiger.com) its 1Exiger supply‑chain and third‑party risk AI platform in the AWS Marketplace, making procurement and contracting faster for buyers. Marketplace presence shortens purchase cycles and raises buyer expectations for out‑of‑the‑box integrations and compliance controls.
1Exiger was first unveiled as a consolidated UX and platform on Sep. 19, 2023, bringing together multiple Exiger products under a single interface. (exiger.com) The platform layers Exiger modules — DDIQ, Insight 3PM, Ion Channel, SDX and Supply Chain Explorer — into a single workspace, according to Exiger’s product materials. (prnewswire.com) Exiger says the 1Exiger design and roadmap were developed with input from a network of more than 550 customers during its build‑out. (exiger.com) The 1Exiger listing on AWS Marketplace surfaces buyer actions such as “Try agent mode” and “Create proposal,” reflecting built‑in procurement and trial flows on the product page. (aws.amazon.com) AWS Marketplace supports seller tools that speed enterprise deals — including Private Offers, Channel Partner Private Offers (CPPO) and consolidated billing — features vendors commonly use to reduce procurement friction. (external-mp-channel-partners.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com) AWS introduced Express Private Offers in late 2025 to automate personalized pricing and shorten negotiation cycles, a capability Exiger sellers can leverage when structuring marketplace deals. (aws-news.com) Software bought through AWS Marketplace can count toward an organization’s AWS Enterprise Discount Program (EDP)/PPA commitments, which can influence procurement finance conversations and total cost calculations for deals that route through Marketplace. (cloudy.dev) Exiger positions itself as a major supplier to U.S. government buyers and its CEO Brandon Daniels was named a 2026 Wash100 award winner, signals that federal procurement teams and contract officers may view the vendor through an established government‑facing lens. (marketwatch.com)
