PARSIPPANY, N.J., October 14, 2026 – Provenir, the Decision Intelligence Platform for financial services providers, today announced it has been positioned in the Major Players Ccategory in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Decision Intelligence Platforms 2026 Vendor Assessment (Doc #US54118426, September 2026). Provenir was also named a Major Player in the 2024 edition of this IDC MarketScape.

The recognition follows two years of continued investment in Provenir’s Decision Intelligence Platform, including production-accurate simulation, advances in AI models and assistants, and expanded capabilities designed to help customers design, test and deploy decision strategies faster.

The IDC MarketScape evaluated vendors supporting decision design, decision engineering and decision orchestration. The assessment covered vendors serving industries from financial services and insurance to government, manufacturing, and retail; we believe Provenir was recognized as a Major Player while maintaining a deliberate focus on financial services and adjacent sectors. The 2026 assessment also reflects the growing role of generative and agentic AI in how decision logic is authored, tested and explained, alongside continued human oversight.

The IDC MarketScape notes Provenir’s unified low-code platform, stating “Provenir brings together decisioning, data orchestration, model orchestration, simulation, and case management in a single cloud-native environment, reducing reliance on separate point solutions for related decisioning functions.”

The IDC MarketScape also notes Provenir’s “same engine” simulation approach: “where changes are tested using the identical processing rails and up to 12 months of live production data that power the operational platform, which may appeal to organizations that want confidence in projected outcomes before rules or scorecards go live.” In our view, this gives organizations greater confidence in projected outcomes before changes go live.

Provenir’s generative AI assistant and MCP connectivity are in production today, supporting documentation retrieval, insight generation and guided model building. The IDC MarketScape also notes that Provenir’s near-term road map priorities include “natural language–driven flow generation, expanded automated recommendations, and human-in-the-loop monitoring for agents, reflecting a broader shift from assisted decision design toward continuous, machine learning–informed strategy optimization across the decisioning life cycle.”

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IDC MarketScape vendor assessment model is designed to provide an overview of the competitive fitness of technology and suppliers in a given market. The research methodology utilizes a rigorous scoring methodology based on both qualitative and quantitative criteria that results in a single graphical illustration of each supplier’s position within a given market. IDC MarketScape provides a clear framework in which the product and service offerings, capabilities and strategies, and current and future market success factors of technology suppliers can be meaningfully compared. The framework also provides technology buyers with a 360-degree assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of current and prospective suppliers.

[Parsippany, 06/17/2026] – Provenir, a global leader in Decision Intelligence solutions, today announced a new partnership with Norlys, Denmark’s largest integrated energy and telecommunications group, to modernize and unify credit risk decisioning across its business.

Through this collaboration, Norlys will leverage Provenir’s low-code, AI-powered decisioning platform to streamline customer onboarding, enhance fraud prevention, and enable more intelligent credit decisions across multiple lines of business.

Norlys serves more than 3.5 million households and businesses across Denmark, delivering energy, internet, TV, and mobile services. Following its recent acquisition of Telia Denmark, Norlys is undertaking a major transformation to integrate systems, data, and customer journeys across its expanded organization.

Provenir’s platform will play a key role in this transformation by providing a centralized decisioning layer that enables Norlys to orchestrate data from multiple internal and external sources, automate decision processes, and improve customer experience.

Anders B. Christensen, Credit Manager at Norlys, said:

Fredrik Flodberg, Senior Sales Executive at Provenir, said:

Norlys is Denmark’s largest integrated energy and telecommunications group, owned by more than 805,000 cooperative members. The company delivers energy, charging solutions, internet, TV, and mobile services to more than 3.5 million households and businesses.

Norlys owns Denmark’s largest electricity grid and fiber network, half of the country’s largest mobile network, and the second-largest public charging network. The group also holds a majority stake in Norlys Energy Trading, is co-owner of the green industrial park Greenlab, and owns half of Eurowind Energy, a leading developer of solar and wind parks.

With 4,650 employees across Denmark, Norlys is committed to driving a sustainable and digital future.

Provenir is the unified Decision Intelligence Platform that gives enterprises full control over end-to-end customer decisioning — to manage risk, drive growth, and transform business outcomes. By consolidating data, AI models, intelligence, agents and governance into a single decisioning environment, Provenir empowers business teams to configure and evolve strategy directly, while maintaining enterprise-grade reliability and regulatory compliance. Trusted by 120+ institutions in 60+ countries, Provenir processes over 4 billion decisions annually — turning architectural coherence into sustained risk performance and measurable value.

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