Rimini Street announced the launch of Agentic UX, an AI‑driven user‑engagement layer that can be layered over existing Oracle, SAP and VMware ERP systems. The solution promises to automate up to 70 % of manual tasks, reducing development cycles from months to weeks and positioning the company as a software‑support and agentic AI ERP provider.
The launch is a cornerstone of Rimini’s Innovate pillar, which the company aims to grow in 2026. By adding AI and automation to legacy platforms, Rimini seeks to capture new revenue streams and move toward a Rule‑of‑40 profile, a benchmark that balances growth and profitability for SaaS‑style businesses.
By offering a transformation without disruption, Agentic UX counters the trend of vendors pushing costly cloud migrations. The product targets customers who need AI‑powered insights but are reluctant to replace their entrenched ERP investments, giving Rimini a competitive edge in a market where cost‑consciousness is paramount.
Financially, the company’s Q4 2024 results showed revenue of $114.2 million, up 1.9 % YoY, and EPS of $0.09 versus a $0.10 estimate. In Q2 2025, revenue rose to $104.1 million and EPS hit $0.33, beating expectations, while Q3 2025 revenue was $103.4 million with EPS of $0.03, a turnaround from a loss in the prior quarter. The new AI offering is expected to accelerate higher‑margin service adoption and improve overall profitability.
CEO Seth Ravin emphasized that Rimini is staking out its position as a software‑support and agentic AI ERP company, underscoring the strategic importance of AI. The company will present its guidance at Investor Day on December 3, 2025, after suspending guidance amid litigation concerns and planning to reintroduce it at the event.
The Agentic UX launch marks a key milestone in Rimini’s broader strategy to grow its Innovate pillar and capture new revenue streams in 2026, potentially boosting margins and advancing the company toward a Rule‑of‑40 profile.
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