Cloud & SaaS Acquisitions in United States

ChiroHD, a cloud-native practice management and EHR platform for chiropractors, announced it has acquired SKED and Spark. SKED adds mobile-first scheduling and communication automation, while Spark adds AI-powered patient engagement and retention capabilities, expanding ChiroHD’s integrated ecosystem for chiropractic clinics.

Accela, a provider of cloud software for state, county, and city governments, has acquired Novotx, which offers GIS-native infrastructure asset and work management solutions. Accela plans to integrate Novotx’s capabilities into the Accela Civic Platform to deliver an end-to-end public infrastructure lifecycle platform spanning planning and permitting through operations, maintenance, and long-term asset stewardship.

Thoma Bravo announced it has completed the acquisition of Dayforce, Inc., a global human capital management (HCM) technology provider, for approximately US$12.3 billion. Under the deal terms, Dayforce stockholders will receive US$70.00 per share in cash and the company’s shares will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange and the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Banyan Software completed a majority investment in Indee.TV, a secure video distribution platform used by studios, streamers, and guilds. Indee.TV will continue to operate independently under its existing management team, with Banyan supporting the company’s long-term growth.

Pivotal Group sold GlobalMeet, an enterprise webcasting and virtual events platform used by more than half of the Fortune 500, to N. Harris Computer Corporation, an operating group of Constellation Software. The transaction closed on December 2, 2025, following a competitive sale process led by The Cosine Group. The acquisition expands Harris’s presence in secure enterprise communications and large-scale virtual event technology.

Natus Sensory acquired Keriton, a U.S.-based provider of cloud-based SaaS software for neonatal and pediatric feeding management. The deal expands Natus Sensory’s connected Newborn Care portfolio by adding Keriton’s platform for breast milk and formula tracking, feeding workflows, and lactation support for NICUs and pediatric care settings. Natus Sensory is backed by healthcare investment firm ARCHIMED.

Solen Software Group acquired Cairn Applications Inc., a provider of cloud SaaS software purpose-built for the waste hauling industry. The deal closed in December 2025, with Cairn continuing to operate autonomously while leveraging Solen’s long-term ownership and optional shared services.

Aurora Capital Partners acquired Anova, a global Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) provider that enables remote monitoring and management of critical industrial field assets for customers in industrial gas, propane, fuels, lubricants, and chemicals. The deal provides an exit for prior investor Summit Partners and positions Anova to accelerate product investment, geographic expansion, and pursue an add-on acquisition strategy; terms were not disclosed.

Balena, an IoT fleet management platform for deploying and managing fleets of edge computing and AI devices, secured a strategic growth investment from LoneTree Capital. The partnership is intended to accelerate Balena’s product roadmap, including Edge AI workloads, expanded security capabilities, and compliance-focused features; financial terms were not disclosed.

Lightning AI announced the completion of its merger with Voltage Park, combining Lightning’s AI software platform with Voltage Park’s large-scale GPU infrastructure. The combined company will operate under the Lightning AI name, offering an integrated AI-native cloud for training, deploying, and running AI models with access to a large owned-and-operated GPU fleet.

Procore Technologies, Inc. acquired Datagrid in January 2026 to accelerate Procore’s AI strategy and strengthen its agentic AI capabilities for the construction industry. Datagrid’s advanced reasoning, deep search, and connectivity to third-party data sources (e.g., ERP and cloud storage) are intended to help customers reduce data silos and automate complex workflows such as submittal reviews and drafting RFIs. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Datagrid CEO Thiago da Costa will join Procore to lead AI and data strategy.

Information Services Group (ISG), a Stamford, Connecticut-based technology research and advisory firm, acquired the AI Maturity Index, a SaaS platform used to assess and benchmark workforce readiness for AI adoption. The platform, founded by co-founders Eryn Peters and Iwo Szapar, will be rolled out to ISG clients as a scalable entry point for AI advisory engagements as part of ISG’s broader AI acceleration strategy.

Sign In Solutions acquired The Receptionist, a Denver-based visitor management software provider with more than 5,500 customers across 35 countries, to expand and unify its visitor management platform for SMB and enterprise organizations. Financial terms were not disclosed, and The Receptionist’s “Radical Support” service model will be integrated across Sign In Solutions’ product portfolio to enhance customer support and capabilities amid rising governance, risk, and compliance needs.

Euna Solutions acquired GrantExec, an AI-native startup that streamlines grant discovery and research for nonprofits, universities, and community-focused organizations. GrantExec’s team and technology will be integrated into the Euna Grants software suite to accelerate AI-powered grants research and discovery capabilities; financial terms were not disclosed.

ProductPlan acquired Winware.ai, an AI-native customer and market research platform, to add agentic and generative AI-powered decision intelligence into its product lifecycle management and roadmapping software. Following the acquisition, Winware.ai founder and CEO Steven Cohn was appointed CEO of ProductPlan, while Ben Jubenville shifted to a senior board and strategic advisory role. The combined offering is being positioned as an AI-driven “Product Intelligence Platform,” with broader customer access planned for April 2026.

Flexera acquired ProsperOps and Chaos Genius to expand its FinOps portfolio with autonomous, AI-enabled cost optimization across major public clouds and data platforms. ProsperOps, a FinOps automation provider headquartered in Austin, Texas, was sold by H.I.G. Growth Partners and helps enterprises optimize and automate cloud commitment management across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. Chaos Genius adds agentic AI-driven optimization for data cloud spend on Snowflake and Databricks; financial terms were not disclosed.

DoiT acquired SELECT, a data platform optimization company focused on improving visibility and control of data platform spend, starting with Snowflake. SELECT’s technology will be integrated into DoiT Cloud Intelligence as “PerfectScale for Snowflake” to extend FinOps automation into the data layer; financial terms were not disclosed.

TPG’s The Rise Fund made a majority investment in Trustwell, a SaaS provider of regulatory compliance, food safety, and supply-chain traceability solutions for the food industry. The transaction represents a full exit for The Riverside Company, which had backed Trustwell since 2022; financial terms were not disclosed.

Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks announced they will merge to create what they describe as the world’s largest AI cloud-native physical security company, combining Brivo’s cloud access control and smart space technology with Eagle Eye’s cloud AI video surveillance. The combined business will operate under the Brivo name and offer a unified platform branded as the Brivo Security Suite, with Dean Drako as CEO and Steve Van Till as President.

Cvent acquired Goldcast, an AI-powered B2B video content platform for webinars and events. The deal is intended to combine Cvent’s event marketing and management scale with Goldcast’s AI video workflows to help customers rapidly turn event moments into reusable clips, summaries, and recaps and extend event-driven pipeline and ROI.

Sysdyne Technologies acquired Slabstack to create a unified, cloud-native, AI-powered platform for construction materials producers that connects intelligent pricing and CRM with real-time operations, dispatch, delivery, and billing. The combination expands Sysdyne beyond its ready-mix concrete core into aggregates and asphalt, while Slabstack will continue operating as a standalone product under its existing leadership.

Thoma Bravo completed its all-cash acquisition of PROS Holdings, Inc. in a transaction valuing PROS at approximately $1.4 billion, with shareholders receiving $23.25 per share. Following the closing, Thoma Bravo will operate PROS’ travel business as a platform investment (“PROS Travel”), while PROS’ B2B business is expected to be combined with Thoma Bravo portfolio company Conga in a separate transaction anticipated to close in Q1 2026.

Pamlico Capital made a significant new investment to recapitalize EHS Insight, a Houston-based provider of cloud environmental, health and safety (EHS) management software. Existing investor Level Equity is making a significant reinvestment, while co-founders Gary McDonald and Eric Stevens will retain meaningful ownership as the company accelerates product innovation and growth.

SharpenCX (Sharpen Technologies, Inc.), a TELEO Capital portfolio company, acquired/merged with Ytel, Inc., combining SharpenCX’s AI-driven contact center and agent-assist capabilities with Ytel’s cloud communications and outbound engagement infrastructure (voice, SMS, predictive dialing and APIs). The combined business will offer a unified, AI-powered customer experience platform supporting omnichannel customer engagement across voice, messaging and chat with no expected service interruption for existing customers.

Tata Communications acquired a 51% majority stake in Commotion Inc., an AI-native enterprise SaaS platform company with operations in the United States and India. The cash-only transaction (via a Stock Purchase Agreement on a fully diluted basis) is intended to accelerate AI integration across Tata Communications’ Digital Fabric offerings, including its Customer Interaction Suite and Tata Communications Kaleyra.

Connectbase acquired Cloud Age, a telecom invoice automation and spend-management SaaS platform serving service providers with invoice data across more than 1,700 global vendors. Equality Asset Management (EAM) simultaneously made a strategic growth investment in Connectbase to support the acquisition and accelerate product innovation and global expansion.

LogicMonitor, an AI-first hybrid observability platform, has completed its acquisition of Catchpoint, an Internet Performance and Digital Experience Monitoring provider, in a deal reported to be valued at over $250 million. The combined company aims to create an AI-powered observability platform by integrating Catchpoint’s global monitoring network and data into LogicMonitor’s Edwin AI engine to enable predictive incident detection and automated root-cause analysis.

Quickbase acquired Juiced Technologies, a long-standing partner that develops and hosts add-ons for the Quickbase platform. The deal brings Juiced’s advanced capabilities—such as document formatting, e-signature, geomapping, and email-to-text—more directly into Quickbase’s product roadmap, with an initial rollout planned for early 2026.

Zeta Global completed its acquisition of Marigold's enterprise software business, which includes Marigold Loyalty, Cheetah Digital, Selligent, Sailthru, Liveclicker, and Grow. Zeta said the deal expands its global footprint and enhances the Zeta Marketing Platform’s AI-powered capabilities across loyalty, omnichannel engagement, and personalization. Total consideration is up to $325 million, consisting of cash, newly issued Zeta Class A shares, and seller notes payable within three months of closing.

TA Associates made a strategic minority investment in Aeris, a provider of SaaS-based IoT connectivity solutions. The investment (terms undisclosed) is intended to help Aeris accelerate global expansion and product innovation, including scaling partner integrations and advancing agentic AI and IoT security capabilities. TA will join Aeris’ Board of Directors and partner with management on strategic and operational priorities.

DealHub announced it has acquired Subskribe, a subscription management, consumption metering, and billing platform built for SaaS and AI-first enterprises. The acquisition expands DealHub’s Quote-to-Revenue capabilities by integrating Subskribe’s billing and revenue infrastructure with DealHub’s enterprise CPQ to deliver an end-to-end, AI-powered revenue operating system supporting subscriptions and usage-based pricing.

Energy Overwatch, LLC acquired Porosity, Inc., a Texas-based software and AI company, to expand Energy Overwatch’s compliance and operational intelligence SaaS platform for oil and gas operators. The deal adds Porosity’s digital workflow engine, data-integration capabilities, and AI-driven variance detection into Energy Overwatch’s existing SEMS, regulatory reporting, and emissions-management suite. The transaction closed on November 21, 2025, with Energy Overwatch continuing to operate from Greenwood Village, Colorado.

GHO Capital Partners LLP has completed the acquisition of Scientist.com, an AI-enabled R&D orchestration platform serving the life sciences industry. Following closing, Scientist.com will continue operating from its Solana Beach, California headquarters under its existing leadership team while accelerating international expansion (including Europe) and further development of AI- and automation-driven capabilities for outsourced pharma and biotech research. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Diversis Capital completed the acquisitions of Meperia and Kermit and combined them with Genesis Automation Healthcare to form an end-to-end healthcare supply chain and inventory management platform. The combined business will be unified under the Genesis Automation Healthcare brand and will offer inventory, bill-only/spend management, and procurement intelligence solutions to hospitals and ASCs. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Opti9 Technologies LLC, a North American managed cloud services provider and AWS Premier Partner backed by Crest Rock Partners, has acquired Aptible, a secure and compliant Platform as a Service (PaaS) provider. The deal expands Opti9’s managed cloud, security, and application modernization capabilities and is intended to accelerate delivery of compliance-ready cloud solutions, including GenAI/LLM-enabled frameworks and services. BDO acted as exclusive M&A advisor to Aptible, and Aptible co-founder/CEO/CTO Frank Macreery will join Opti9’s executive team.

PCMI, a SaaS provider of finance & insurance (F&I) product and service contract administration software, acquired the Enterprise Solutions Business Unit of StoneEagle. The acquisition includes administration software systems supporting contract and claims management, while StoneEagle’s Retail Business Unit will continue operating independently under StoneEagle.

UJET acquired Spiral, a conversational analytics and artificial intelligence company, to expand UJET’s AI capabilities and strengthen large-scale customer conversation and feedback analysis within its CCaaS platform. Spiral will continue operating as a standalone product under the name “Spiral by UJET” while also becoming a deeply integrated component of UJET’s conversational AI, predictive analytics, and customer intelligence roadmap. The deal value was not disclosed.

CRScube completed its acquisition of Mednet to expand its global eClinical Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform and accelerate growth in North America. The combination unites CRScube’s leadership in Asia with Mednet’s U.S. presence and EDC-centric platform, broadening the integrated eClinical suite across EDC, CTMS, RTSM, ePRO, and eTMF for life sciences sponsors and CROs.

EETech Group acquired Datasheets.com, an online resource for electronic component datasheets and technical documentation. The business was acquired from SiliconExpert Technologies, Inc. and will be integrated into EETech’s ecosystem of engineering-focused platforms to modernize search and part-comparison capabilities.

GrubMarket, Inc. completed the acquisition of Procurant LLC, a Los Gatos, California-based cloud-native SaaS platform for fresh/perishable food procurement, order management, regulatory compliance (including FSMA 204 traceability), and food safety. Procurant’s leadership team will remain in place, and its procurement and trading network is expected to integrate with GrubMarket’s existing AI-enabled software suite (e.g., WholesaleWare, GrubAssist AI, Orders IO, and GrubPay) to expand GrubMarket’s enterprise technology footprint across the food supply chain.

Discuss and Voxco announced a strategic combination/merger, supported by growth investment firm Terminus Capital Partners, to create a unified market research and insights organization operating under the Discuss brand. The combined company brings together Discuss’ AI-powered qualitative research capabilities with Voxco’s quantitative survey/data-collection platform and Ascribe’s text analytics, scaling to 200+ employees across 16 countries and serving 900 customers worldwide.

Fluxx, a cloud-first grants management software provider, announced it has acquired Grantseeker, a software solution for managing the end-to-end grantseeking process. The deal expands Fluxx’s portfolio to better connect funders and seekers in a single grants management ecosystem, with Grantseeker operating as a dedicated product line within Fluxx.

Embrace, a user-focused observability platform, announced it has acquired SpeedCurve, a web performance monitoring leader. The deal expands Embrace’s capabilities with deeper web performance insights, real user monitoring (RUM), and synthetic monitoring integrated into its OpenTelemetry-based observability ecosystem.

Respida Capital acquired ENTOUCH, an energy management as a service and smart building technology provider founded in 2008 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Monroe Capital led a growth capital investment to support Respida Capital’s acquisition, providing flexible capital solutions to help accelerate ENTOUCH’s growth.

Convey (formerly Message Broadcast), a customer engagement software provider for utilities and regulated industries, announced it has acquired Powerley, a SaaS provider of AI-powered home energy management and real-time appliance-level insights. The combination integrates Convey’s large-scale compliant communications platform with Powerley’s energy analytics (including BillWise AI) to deliver predictive billing, personalized energy insights, and multi-channel customer engagement for utilities across North America.

Vector Capital Management, L.P. completed its acquisition of Showpad, an AI-driven revenue enablement technology company. Following the close, Showpad is being combined with Vector’s portfolio company Bigtincan to form a unified organization operating under the Showpad brand, with Insight Partners rolling over its full investment into the combined company.

Givebutter, an all-in-one nonprofit fundraising and CRM platform, acquired We Are For Good, a social impact media, education, and community ecosystem for nonprofit leaders. The deal aims to create a unified ecosystem combining fundraising technology with content, learning resources, and local meetups across 80+ global cities, while We Are For Good continues to operate under its existing brand and leadership.

Infotech (Info Tech Operating, LLC, DBA Infotech), a SaaS provider for the infrastructure construction industry, announced it has acquired Workflow Manager, a planning and pre-construction project management application for transportation agencies and their consultants. Infotech plans to integrate Workflow Manager with its Appia construction administration platform and link into Bid Express to create an end-to-end project lifecycle management platform spanning plan, estimate, bid, and build phases.

Centerbridge Partners has completed its acquisition of MeridianLink, Inc., taking the digital lending and account opening software provider private and resulting in its delisting from the New York Stock Exchange. MeridianLink shareholders will receive $20.00 in cash per share, and the transaction also includes a minority investment from Silversmith Capital Partners to support MeridianLink’s continued growth and innovation.

ASUENE Inc.’s U.S. subsidiary, ASUENE USA, completed the full acquisition and integration of Iconic Air, Inc., a U.S.-based SaaS provider for greenhouse gas emissions monitoring and methane-leak detection. The deal expands ASUENE Group’s North American climate-tech capabilities—particularly for oil and gas—by combining ASUENE’s carbon accounting and supply-chain transparency platform with Iconic Air’s real-time emissions analytics, methane-leak management, and asset-tracking tools.

saas.group acquired Ayrshare, an API-first social media publishing and management platform that enables businesses to post, schedule, manage comments, and analyze performance across multiple social networks. Founded in 2020, Ayrshare serves developers and organizations ranging from SaaS platforms and CRMs to agencies and enterprises, and the deal strengthens saas.group’s North American presence.

Inktavo and OrderMyGear (OMG) announced a merger to create an expanded, end-to-end software suite for branded merchandise businesses, covering shop management, e-commerce, production management, reporting, design, and customer engagement. The combined company will continue operating existing product lines while working toward an integrated ecosystem. Susquehanna Growth Equity will remain an investor in the merged company, alongside Inktavo’s existing backers PSG and Blue Star Innovation Partners.

Capacity, an AI-powered support automation platform for contact centers, announced it has acquired Creovai, a provider of real-time agent assist and automated quality assurance solutions. The deal expands Capacity’s conversation intelligence capabilities and is intended to deliver a unified platform for optimizing both virtual and live agent interactions. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

Constant Contact secured a new strategic investment through Clearlake Icon Partners VI, a new vehicle backed by institutional investors led by Lexington Partners. The investment broadens Constant Contact’s investor base and provides long-term committed capital to support accelerated growth, product innovation, and future acquisition initiatives; terms were not disclosed. Clearlake remains the company’s lead investor and there are no changes to governance or executive leadership.

On October 15, 2025, Rentvine, a property management software company, announced it has acquired RentFinder.ai, an AI-powered rent analysis and predictive pricing platform. Rentvine plans to integrate RentFinder.ai’s machine-learning-driven rental comps and pricing intelligence directly into the Rentvine platform to help property managers make faster, market-aligned leasing and renewal decisions.

Edulog, a provider of K-12 student transportation software, received a strategic growth investment from Serent Capital. The investment will support expansion of Edulog’s market presence and further development of its cloud-native Athena platform; terms were not disclosed.

OfficeSpace Software, an AI workplace management platform backed by Vista Equity Partners and Resurgens Technology Partners, acquired Dojo AI, a provider of patented AI for space planning and workplace analytics. The deal embeds Dojo AI’s technology into the OfficeSpace platform to deliver predictive and prescriptive space planning capabilities for managing workplace and commercial real estate portfolios.

FinQuery, an AI-powered accounting automation and subledger SaaS provider, announced a strategic majority growth investment from TA Associates. FinQuery’s leadership team will co-invest alongside TA, and the partnership is intended to accelerate product innovation, scaling, and potential acquisitions. Financial terms were not disclosed.

RapidWorks acquired CRO Software, a cloud-based dispatch and operations management software provider for the waste management and recycling industries. The acquisition expands RapidWorks’ heavy equipment services software portfolio into the waste and recycling vertical and provides CRO additional resources to accelerate product innovation, sales reach, and customer support. Wavecrest Growth Partners and MassMutual Ventures also increased their investment in RapidWorks to support continued growth following the deal.

Mews, a hospitality operating system provider, announced the acquisition of Flexkeeping, a hotel operations platform focused on automated housekeeping and operational excellence. The deal brings Flexkeeping’s housekeeping automation, scheduling, and staff collaboration tools into the Mews ecosystem to offer hoteliers a more unified platform spanning the guest journey and core hotel operations. The acquisition was managed by Mews Ventures.

Curvo and BroadJump, two healthcare data and supply chain technology companies, announced a merger to form a unified end-to-end platform for managing healthcare non-labor spend. The combined company will be backed by new investment from healthcare IT private equity firm Hughes & Company, with Curvo CEO Andy Perry leading the merged organization.

epresspack, a European SaaS provider of newsroom and PR content management platforms, acquired TheNewsMarket, a pioneer in Anglo-American digital newsrooms. The deal (effective July 25, 2025) includes TheNewsMarket’s San Francisco office, its India hub in Ahmedabad, the TheNewsMarket brand, and a 22-person team, strengthening epresspack’s footprint in the United States and Asia-Pacific.

SJE, Inc. acquired AMI Global from Cimbria Capital to expand its Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and cloud-connected remote monitoring capabilities for industrial equipment. Following the acquisition, SJE established a new Cloud Connected Solutions division to be led by AMI Global CEO Henrik Laursen, aiming to accelerate delivery of scalable connectivity solutions in pump and water/wastewater end markets.

saas.group announced the acquisition of DAKboard, a digital display dashboard platform for homes and businesses that integrates calendars, photos, weather, news, and smart home controls. Founded in 2017 by Dan King, DAKboard’s software and related hardware products are manufactured in Syracuse, New York, and the deal becomes saas.group’s 25th acquisition, expanding its smart home and digital organization portfolio.

Ntracts, a healthcare-focused contract lifecycle management (CLM) and governance, risk and compliance (GRC) software provider, announced the acquisition of MCN Solutions, a healthcare policy management and regulatory alerts provider. The deal expands Ntracts’ capabilities in policy management, document workflow, regulatory monitoring, and compliance training into a unified platform for healthcare organizations. Financial terms were not disclosed.

GrowthCurve Capital acquired PlanHub, a cloud-based preconstruction and bidding/workflow software platform for commercial construction professionals. The business was purchased from affiliates of Mainsail Partners and other shareholders, with Mainsail continuing as a minority shareholder; financial terms were not disclosed.

Lone View Capital made a strategic investment in Jumpmind, acquiring a controlling stake in the retail technology and enterprise data solutions provider. Jumpmind CEO Joe Corbin will remain in his role as the partnership aims to accelerate product innovation and expand the company’s global reach.

Transworld Systems Inc. (TSI) acquired DebtNext, a provider of enterprise receivables management and recovery management SaaS software for credit originators. The deal strengthens TSI’s technology-enabled revenue recovery and receivables management offering by integrating DebtNext’s dPlat platform capabilities such as workflow management, analytics, automation, and compliance-driven processes.

meQuilibrium (meQ) completed a majority recapitalization featuring a significant growth investment from Bow River Capital’s Software Growth Equity Team. Simultaneously, meQuilibrium completed a strategic merger with Bow River Capital portfolio company RippleWorx to create a combined human capital management platform focused on workforce mental health, performance, and talent development solutions.

Bow River Capital’s Software Growth Equity Team completed a majority recapitalization/acquisition of meQuilibrium (meQ), a workforce mental health and performance management SaaS provider. As part of the transaction, meQuilibrium is strategically merged with RippleWorx to form a combined human capital management platform focused on workforce mental health, resilience, performance, and talent development analytics. The combined company will be dual headquartered in Denver and Boston and led by meQ founder/CEO Jan Bruce, with RippleWorx CEO Steve Foster serving as Chairman and Head of Revenue Growth.

Lumelight, an integrated benefits compliance provider, acquired ClearFile, a regulatory compliance platform serving health plans, TPAs and PBMs. The deal expands Lumelight’s healthcare compliance and claims solutions by adding ClearFile’s SaaS capabilities for managing federal and state filing requirements, deadlines, and documentation. Goodroot, a healthcare incubator, sold its regulatory compliance affiliate ClearFile, and founder Joe Boyle will continue as president of ClearFile within Lumelight.

Thoma Bravo completed its all-cash acquisition of Olo Inc., an open SaaS platform for restaurants, in a transaction valued at approximately $2.0 billion in equity value. Olo stockholders approved the deal on September 9, 2025, and received $10.25 per share in cash. Following closing, Olo shares ceased trading and will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange as the company transitions to private ownership.

TMA Systems, a provider of CMMS and EAM software, acquired Facil-IT, a CMMS platform tailored to maintenance service organizations managing self-performed and contractor work across multi-site operations. Facil-IT, founded in 2011 and based in Williston Park, New York, strengthens TMA Systems’ offering for outsourced, hybrid, and direct service delivery models, including vendor management and compliance tracking. Founders Advisors provided strategic and financial support to the sellers, and the deal marks TMA Systems’ seventh acquisition since Silversmith Capital Partners’ 2021 investment in TMA Systems.

Selerix, a provider of cloud-based benefits administration, compliance, and communications solutions, announced it has acquired Steele Benefits. The deal combines Selerix’s technology platform with Steele’s high-touch benefits engagement, enrollment, and administration services to provide an end-to-end employee benefits experience for employers, brokers, carriers, and employees.

EverTrue, a donor engagement and pipeline development company backed by Rubicon Technology Partners, has acquired DonorSearch, a provider of philanthropic data and AI-powered donor discovery. The combination aims to unify DonorSearch’s donor intelligence and prospect research with EverTrue’s engagement tools to help fundraising organizations identify prospects, prioritize outreach, and strengthen donor relationships.

Bregal Sagemount announced a strategic growth investment in Spark Membership, a vertically integrated membership management software and embedded payments platform for martial arts studios. Spark Membership, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Tampa, Florida, provides software, payments infrastructure (Spark Payments), and managed marketing services (Ignite); transaction terms were not disclosed.

MariaDB plc has acquired SkySQL Inc., bringing back into its portfolio an AI-powered, serverless database-as-a-service (DBaaS) platform that was originally developed by MariaDB and spun off in 2023. SkySQL’s technology and team will be integrated into MariaDB, and its capabilities will be incorporated into MariaDB Cloud to expand multi-cloud, serverless, and agentic AI features for AI-driven workloads.

Fullcast, an end-to-end sales performance management platform for go-to-market planning and execution, announced it has acquired Atrium, a provider of data-driven sales performance management software. The deal combines Atrium’s AI-driven sales performance insights with Fullcast’s GTM planning and execution capabilities to deliver a unified, AI-powered suite covering the revenue lifecycle from planning and territory management through coaching and commission payment.

Barti Software raised a $12 million Series A round led by Five Elms Capital. The funding will support Barti’s go-to-market expansion, team growth, and accelerated development of AI capabilities and workflow automation for its eye-care-focused EHR and practice management platform as it expands into ophthalmology.

Pepper, an AI-powered revenue platform for distributors, has acquired Kimelo, a vertical distribution toolset and AI platform serving foodservice distributors. The combined company aims to provide a more streamlined, unified suite of tools to drive revenue growth, simplify ordering, and deliver buying insights for distributors in the foodservice distribution industry.

Limestone Networks, Inc. announced it has acquired BreezeTech Hosting, Silver Hosting, Snowside Hosting, and NextArray. The deal expands Limestone’s product portfolio beyond bare metal infrastructure into VPS and web hosting services, complementing its existing bare metal, colocation, and private cloud offerings. Integration of the acquired brands is beginning immediately with a focus on a seamless customer transition.

Edison Partners announced a $65 million majority growth investment in KnowledgeLake, an AI-powered enterprise document processing and workflow automation platform. KnowledgeLake management and existing shareholders also participated, and longtime COO/CFO Kevin Herr was named CEO, succeeding Ron Cameron who will remain an advisor. The capital will be used to expand customer success, partnerships, go-to-market initiatives, and AI capabilities.

ASSA ABLOY acquired SiteOwl, a cloud-based platform focused on modernizing physical security lifecycle management for the access control industry. SiteOwl, founded in 2020 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, will strengthen ASSA ABLOY’s offering in physical security lifecycle management and support digital transformation for system integrators, service providers, and end-users.

Helios Global Payments Solutions Inc., an AI-powered global human capital management and payments platform, acquired ConnectaVerse, a marketplace technology company focused on international expansion and local compliance services across 60+ countries. The deal, finalized on August 15, expands Helios’ end-to-end capabilities for legal entity setup, governance, international hiring, payroll automation and compliance. As part of the transaction, ConnectaVerse founder and CEO Isidro Helder joined Helios as Chief Revenue Officer.

Facility Grid, a cloud-based commissioning and operational readiness software provider for the construction industry, received a strategic growth investment from Nexa Equity. The funding will be used to expand the organization, accelerate Facility Grid’s product roadmap, and enhance customer support and experience.

Frontier Growth announced a significant Series B growth investment in Albi, a restoration management software platform focused on modernizing workflows for restoration contractors. The strategic partnership is intended to help Albi accelerate product innovation and scale its platform across the restoration industry.

Deckard Technologies, a GovTech SaaS and data provider for local government rental compliance, acquired short-term rental analytics and data company AllTheRooms. The deal strengthens Deckard’s Rentalscape short-term rental licensing and tax compliance platform by expanding data coverage, adding analytics capabilities, and bringing over AllTheRooms’ portfolio of U.S. patents and key team members.

Tavily raised $25 million in financing, including a $20 million Series A led by Insight Partners and Alpha Wave Global, to scale its search-layer platform that connects AI agents to live web data. The company plans to use the funding to double headcount, expand go-to-market efforts, deepen ecosystem partnerships, and advance real-time, structured retrieval for enterprise and developer AI applications.

PSTrax, an inventory and asset management software platform for fire, EMS, law enforcement, and military agencies, secured a strategic investment from growth equity firm Level Equity. The partnership is intended to accelerate product development, expand market reach, and deepen integrations and automation for first-responder station operations. Growth Street Partners will continue as a minority investor.

Descartes Systems Group acquired Finale Inventory, a U.S.-based provider of cloud-based inventory management software for ecommerce merchants operating across multiple sales and fulfillment channels. The deal was valued at approximately US$40 million paid from cash on hand, plus a potential all-cash earn-out of up to US$15 million tied to revenue targets over the first two years post-acquisition.

WiseTech Global completed its acquisition of U.S.-based E2open Parent Holdings, Inc. (e2open) for $3.30 per share in cash, implying an enterprise value of approximately $2.1 billion. The transaction was fully debt-funded via a new syndicated debt facility and expands WiseTech’s logistics execution software footprint into broader cloud-based trade and supply chain SaaS solutions.

Acumera, a provider of secure edge connectivity and computing solutions, acquired Scale Computing, a pioneer in hyperconverged infrastructure and edge virtualization. The combined company will operate under the Scale Computing name, expanding an integrated edge platform spanning managed edge/network capabilities, orchestration/POS integration, and edge AI/virtualization for distributed enterprises and MSPs.

Instem announced the closing of its acquisition of Xybion Digital ("Xybion"), acquiring all shares of the company. Xybion, known for its Pristima preclinical study management SaaS platform and additional LIMS/QMS and advisory offerings, was acquired from Banerjee Group LLC controlled by Dr. Pradip K. Banerjee. Instem (an ARCHIMED portfolio company since 2023) expects the combination to expand its scale in regulated GLP preclinical R&D and deepen its life sciences customer base across pharma, biotech, and CROs.

Momentive Software announced the acquisition of VolunteerMatters, a provider of volunteer management software for mission-driven organizations. The deal adds volunteer management capabilities to Momentive’s cloud-based portfolio to help nonprofits and other purpose-driven organizations streamline operations and deepen supporter engagement.

Instem closed its acquisition of RockStep Solutions, Inc., the developer of Climb, a cloud-based software platform for non-GLP preclinical (in vivo) study management. By combining Climb with Instem’s Provantis GLP study management system, Instem aims to offer an end-to-end preclinical workflow spanning early discovery through GLP study management and into regulatory submission.

Datasite, a global SaaS provider of AI-powered workflow solutions for M&A and investment projects, acquired agentic AI company Blueflame AI for an undisclosed amount. Blueflame AI (founded in 2023) will join Datasite’s Intelligence Unit and continue to be led by co-founder Raj Bakhru, as Datasite expands its AI-driven intelligence capabilities following CapVest Partners’ $500 million investment commitment to support Datasite’s growth.

Files.com, a secure and automated file transfer platform, announced the acquisition of ExpanDrive, a desktop application that lets users access cloud and remote storage as local drives. Following the acquisition, ExpanDrive is being offered under a new freemium model, including free personal use, and its technology will support future enhancements to the Files.com ecosystem.

AnyCreek, an AI-powered booking and business management platform for guided outdoor experiences, acquired Origin (exploreorigin.com), a vertical software provider for outfitters, guides, and outdoor business owners. The deal expands AnyCreek’s vertical SaaS platform across all 50 U.S. states and combines the companies’ tooling for bookings, payments, operations, and guide management. Origin co-founder and former CEO Alex Fletcher will remain involved as an advisor during integration, while both brands continue operating independently in the near term.

Quavo, Inc., a cloud-based fraud and dispute management software provider for financial institutions, secured a $300 million growth investment from Spectrum Equity. Existing investor FINTOP Capital will sell its ownership stake as part of the transaction, while Quavo’s co-founders and strategic investor Pegasystems will remain significant shareholders; terms were not disclosed.

Facilities Management Express (FMX) announced a strategic growth investment from Luminate Capital Partners. Existing investor Five Elms Capital will retain a significant stake in the business as FMX continues to expand its cloud-based facilities and maintenance management software platform.