Entrinsik Launches Informer Apps and Informer GO

Sep 16, 2026
Entrinsik introduced tools for building business applications and accessing reports through desktop and mobile devices while retaining existing data governance and access controls.

Entrinsik announced in a press release the launch of Informer Apps and Informer GO, which let organizations build business applications using trusted data, AI, and operational workflows. The products can retain existing data governance, security, and access controls or help organizations establish them.

Informer Apps supports uses including executive reporting, campus operations, human resources, finance, and deal management. Examples include monitoring executive metrics, answering questions about financial aid and campus resources, comparing classroom capacity with enrollment, summarizing benefits enrollment documents, and tracking acquisitions.

Informer GO is a desktop and mobile companion app for building, finding, and launching applications and reports connected to an organization's data. Its chat interface provides business answers to executives, managers, and operational teams. Rowan-Cabarrus Community College uses Informer Apps to automate reporting across more than 200 programs and five campuses, reporting that it saved weeks of work.

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