Exalate Turns 15 as Integration Becomes Strategic Infrastructure

ANTWERP, Belgium - May 28, 2026 - PRLog -- Exalate, a global provider of enterprise integration software, is marking its 15th anniversary with 26% year-over-year revenue growth as AI raises the cost of poorly governed enterprise connectivity.

The milestone comes as enterprises face growing pressure to connect work across more tools, teams, vendors, and organizational boundaries. As AI agents move deeper into enterprise workflows, weak integration layers are becoming more than a technical inconvenience. They are becoming an operational risk.

The AI Governance Gap Enterprises Can't Afford to Ignore

Poorly governed integration creates duplicate records, out-of-sync workflows, compliance exposure, and delays that affect project delivery, vendor relationships, and customer commitments. For businesses managing multiple platforms, post-merger transitions, or cross-company service delivery, that cost compounds quickly.

"The governance gap in enterprise integration isn't new. What's new is the consequence," said Francis Martens, co-founder and CEO of Exalate. "AI agents are already acting across enterprise workflows, and companies need to know exactly what moves, where it goes, who controls it, and what happens when something changes. Connectivity alone is not enough. Governed integration is what keeps speed from turning into chaos."

Built for How Enterprises Operate

Exalate supports real-time, two-way synchronization across platforms, including Jira, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Azure DevOps, Zendesk, Freshservice, Asana, and more. Its integration model gives each side control over its data, workflows, security boundaries, and business rules, helping teams collaborate across systems without forcing a one-size setup.

This year, Exalate launched a redesigned product experience with a unified console, script versioning with rollback, test run mode, and Aida, a context-aware AI assistant embedded in the configuration workflow. Aida helps generate sync logic from plain-language input and interpret errors in context, so teams can test and adjust changes before they affect live operations.

"Our customers operate across tools, teams, partners, and markets," said Hilde Van Brempt, CFO and co-founder of Exalate. "What they need is an integration layer that keeps pace with that complexity — one that's built for long-term reliability."

Looking Forward

As AI changes how work moves across the enterprise, Exalate sees governed integration becoming a critical layer of operational infrastructure. The question is no longer only whether systems can connect but whether businesses can control what moves, how it changes, and what happens when something fails.

About Exalate

Exalate provides real-time, two-way synchronization across tools, teams, and companies. Built for complex ITSM, DevOps, migration, MSP, and cross-company collaboration scenarios, Exalate helps organizations connect systems while keeping control over data, workflows, and business rules. Headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium, with global hubs across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. ISO 27001 certified
http://exalate.com