Unanet Showcases GrowthStudio and Champ AI Platform at Champions 2026

Apr 20, 2026
Unanet hosted its Champions 2026 user conference in San Diego, unveiling the general availability of GrowthStudio and new expansions to its Champ agentic AI platform for ERP and CRM users.

Unanet announced in a press release that it is hosting its annual Champions 2026 user conference in San Diego. The three-day event brings together professionals from government contracting and the architecture, engineering, and construction sectors to discuss compliance, project management, and the use of AI in business operations.

At the conference, Unanet introduced the general availability of GrowthStudio, an AI based platform for government contractors that connects federal market intelligence, pipeline management, and proposal automation in one system. The company also announced plans to release GrowthStudio for architecture, engineering, and construction firms later in 2026.

Unanet is expanding its Champ agentic AI platform, currently used by architecture and engineering customers, to its GovCon ERP and CRM products later this year. The company continues to enhance its core ERP and CRM tools with new features for revenue recognition, invoice merging, timesheet modernization, and spend management.

In addition, Unanet previewed its upcoming GAUGE and Inspire Reports, which will provide data on how government contractors and AEC firms are using AI to improve operations and address workforce challenges. The event also highlighted Unanet's progress toward expanded FedRAMP Moderate Cloud compliance across its product suite.

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