Software Acquisitions in 2025

Ellucian completed the acquisition of Anthology's Student Information Systems (SIS) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) business after being the successful bidder in Anthology's Chapter 11 bankruptcy process. The transaction closed on December 31, 2025, adding more than 260 Anthology SIS and ERP customers to Ellucian's higher-education technology community.

Dentira, a San Francisco-based procurement and spend management software provider for dental practices and multi-site healthcare operators, secured a strategic growth investment from Vista Equity Partners (via its Endeavor Strategy). The investment will support Dentira’s next phase of product development, including AI-driven software and automation capabilities; financial terms were not disclosed.

Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) acquired OpenGamma, a provider of derivatives margin analytics for buy-side and sell-side firms. TT plans to integrate OpenGamma’s margin optimization and capital efficiency analytics into the TT multi-asset platform to enhance risk, liquidity, and operational efficiency capabilities; financial terms were not disclosed.

Prometheus Group, an enterprise asset management (EAM) software provider, acquired NiSoft, a provider of digital safety management and permit-to-work software. The deal expands Prometheus Group’s environmental health and safety (EHS) and digital permitting capabilities, including adding NiSoft’s Eclipse Suite for permit-to-work, risk management, lockout-tagout (LOTO), and incident handling for asset-intensive industries such as energy, utilities, and oil & gas. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Olo, a restaurant technology platform, completed the acquisition of Spendgo, a loyalty and guest engagement platform for restaurant brands. The deal adds Spendgo’s phone-number-based, in-store optimized loyalty capabilities into Olo’s product suite, creating “Olo Loyalty” and enabling tighter integration with Olo’s ordering, payments, guest data, and marketing tools; Spendgo’s leadership team will join Olo.

Affiliates of Renvent Holdings LLC acquired 100% of DataGavel, a LegalTech platform for data-driven tort-defense litigation management and valuation. Co-founders Johnny Friedman and Shane O'Neill sold all of their equity and will no longer hold ownership or governance roles, while Ben Turk will continue as President.

Filevine acquired Pincites, an AI-powered contract drafting and redlining product built natively for Microsoft Word, and will integrate it into Filevine’s AI-Powered Legal Operating Intelligence System (LOIS) as “LOIS for Word.” The full Pincites team—including co-founders Sona Sulakian and Mariam Sulakian—joined Filevine, expanding Filevine’s capabilities in document creation, negotiation, and corporate/transactional legal workflows alongside its litigation focus.

LawVu acquired ClauseBase, a provider of intelligent contract drafting, automation, and review technology. ClauseBase will be rebranded as LawVu Draft, and the deal supports LawVu’s broader push to deliver an integrated, AI-powered legal workspace alongside its new contract analysis capability, LawVu Lens.

PossibleNOW acquired the FDCPA Case Listing Service to expand its customer contact compliance solutions with deeper insight into Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) litigation and enforcement trends. The combination is intended to help clients monitor litigation risk and strengthen defensible compliance programs across federal and state regulations.

VeriFast, an AI-powered Verification-as-a-Service platform for property management and lenders, announced it has acquired Opsansa, an automated property management support provider. The deal is intended to accelerate VeriFast’s end-to-end AI leasing ecosystem for multifamily and residential property operators and includes Opsansa CEO Rowan Aldean joining VeriFast as VP of Automation.

RELEX Solutions acquired Ida, a French SaaS company focused on AI-driven fresh replenishment and store ordering optimization for loose and perishable grocery items. The deal expands RELEX’s AI-driven retail and supply chain planning platform with additional store-level capabilities for fresh and ultra-fresh categories, aiming to reduce waste and improve availability and labor efficiency for grocers.

BlackLine, Inc. (Nasdaq: BL) has acquired WiseLayer, a New York-based company providing AI-powered agents that automate complex, judgment-based finance and accounting processes. BlackLine plans to embed WiseLayer’s AI agents into its BlackLine Verity suite to expand intelligent automation use cases such as accruals and payroll accounting; financial terms were not disclosed.

TA Associates has made a majority investment in PairSoft, a provider of procure-to-pay automation and payment solutions. The partnership is intended to support PairSoft’s product enhancement, innovation, and global expansion, while existing investor Turn/River Capital will fully exit its stake. Financial terms were not disclosed.

a360inc acquired Notary Hub, a digital notarization and signing platform serving title, legal, lending, and professional services markets nationwide. Notary Hub will continue operating while its technology and vendor network are integrated into a360inc’s CloseClear notary management platform, expanding automation, document controls, and digital signing/remote online notarization capabilities.

Prometheus Group, a provider of enterprise asset management (EAM) software, acquired Actenum Corporation, an AI-powered scheduling and optimization software company. The deal expands Prometheus Group’s intelligent operations platform by adding Actenum’s Decision Support Optimization (DSO) technology for AI-driven scheduling and scenario planning across asset-intensive industries. Financial terms were not disclosed.

WIN Reality acquired Yakkertech, an optical pitch-tracking technology provider used by collegiate and professional baseball programs. Yakkertech’s camera-based tracking technology will power WIN Reality’s newly launched SmartPark connected-field system, expanding WIN’s ecosystem that links in-game performance capture with training and player development tools.

Mersive Technologies’ management team ("Mersive Management") made an investment resulting in management owning a controlling interest in Mersive Technologies, a provider of wireless collaboration and meeting room AV distribution solutions. The company had been majority owned by OpenGate Capital since 2017, and will continue to operate independently with its leadership team and employees remaining in place.

Boathouse Capital announced it has exited its investment in Ontraport, a provider of marketing automation, sales, and customer relationship management software for small and medium businesses. The announcement characterizes the event as a realization/exit from Boathouse’s fund investment in the founder-led company, supported alongside Ontraport founder and CEO Landon Ray.

Sentact has acquired Performance Health Partners (PHP), a provider of safety event/incident management software, and the Vizient Patient Safety Organization (PSO). The acquisitions expand Sentact’s patient safety portfolio by adding incident reporting technology and a large AHRQ-listed PSO to help healthcare organizations improve safety and quality at scale.

NVIDIA announced it has acquired SchedMD, the developer of Slurm, an open-source workload management and job scheduling system widely used for high-performance computing and AI clusters. NVIDIA said it will continue to develop and distribute Slurm as open-source, vendor-neutral software and will keep providing support, training, and development services to SchedMD’s customer base.

CentralSquare Technologies acquired FirstTwo, a situational intelligence software provider that delivers real-time, map-based intelligence to first responders in the field. The deal expands CentralSquare’s cloud and AI capabilities for public safety agencies and supports its efforts to build a broader public-sector data intelligence platform.

Via, a public transit technology provider, acquired Downtowner, a transportation technology company focused on flexible, software-powered transit solutions for U.S. destination cities. The deal expands Via’s public transit platform with Downtowner’s product capabilities and proprietary data, supporting improved management of seasonal demand and accelerating development of Via’s AI solutions.

Teal, an AI-powered job search and career development platform, acquired Ramped (Ramped Careers), the AI-powered “Autopilot” platform that automates job applications. The deal expands Teal’s end-to-end job search offering by adding automated application workflows; transaction terms were not disclosed.

GSG GENII Software Group GmbH (GENII) acquired Jarosch & Haas GmbH, a family-run provider of software solutions for public transport. The deal expands GENII’s offering for public-sector customers and strengthens its presence in the European market, adding capabilities across ticketing, revenue management, apps, web shops, and inspection systems for transport and mobility providers.

Cerbo and OptiMantra, providers of electronic medical record (EMR) and practice management software for U.S. health and wellness clinics, announced that they have merged to combine their products, teams, and technology. The combined organization appointed Jeff Hindman as CEO and plans to accelerate innovation across AI-powered features, CRM/practice-growth tools, and payments capabilities for specialty practices including integrative/functional medicine, direct primary care, concierge medicine, behavioral health, and IV/injectable therapy.

Univerus Media Inc., a subsidiary of Univerus Software Inc., acquired Capital Networks Limited, a Toronto-based digital signage software company. The transaction closed on December 10, 2025, and Capital Networks provides communication and content management solutions for digital displays across multiple end markets.

Harbor Compliance acquired Firstbase.io to expand its compliance solutions platform for entrepreneurs and growing businesses. The deal brings Firstbase’s business formation and management technology into Harbor Compliance’s nationwide compliance infrastructure, extending services to international founders forming companies in the United States.

Azul acquired Payara, a provider of enterprise-grade Jakarta EE (Java EE) application and microservices solutions for hybrid and cloud-native deployments. The deal expands Azul’s open-source, commercially supported Java application stack—strengthening its application server portfolio and go-to-market capabilities. Azul is backed by a majority investment from Thoma Bravo, with minority investments from existing sponsors Vitruvian Partners and Lead Edge Capital.

AppDirect closed its acquisition of vCom Solutions in a transaction valued at over $100 million. The deal adds vCom’s network and mobility lifecycle management platform, Buyers’ Club program, and managed services, which will be integrated into AppDirect’s unified lifecycle management offering and “everything store” for B2B.

Pronto, a secure mobile-first team communications platform for front-line employers and higher education institutions, received a significant minority growth investment from SEVA Growth LP. The funding will be used to accelerate Pronto’s sales and growth initiatives and expand product functionality and integrations; SEVA Founder and Managing Partner Shalin Mehta will join Pronto’s board. Financial terms were not disclosed.

ECI Software Solutions acquired Amper Technologies, Inc., a Chicago-based manufacturing execution system (MES) company. The deal adds Amper’s FactoryOS platform and predictive AI capabilities to ECI’s cloud-based manufacturing software portfolio, enhancing real-time shop-floor visibility and connecting ERP planning with production execution for manufacturers.

Semify acquired Hong Kong-based Dragon Metrics, an international SEO, AI, and PPC reporting software platform, to expand its global digital marketing and AI Optimization (AIO) capabilities. The deal adds multinational reporting, non-Google search ecosystem coverage across key Asian markets, and brings Dragon Metrics co-founder/CEO Simon Lesser to Semify as Chief Product Officer.

Tyler Technologies has acquired Edu.Link Incorporated (Edulink), a provider of educator evaluation, compliance tracking, and workflow automation solutions for the K-12 market. The deal expands Tyler’s School ERP human resources capabilities by adding tools for evaluations, clearances, professional development, and district-wide workflow automation. Edulink’s team will join Tyler’s Municipal and Schools Division.

Regnology completed the acquisition of Wolters Kluwer's Finance, Risk, and Regulatory Reporting (FRR) business, strengthening Regnology’s global regulatory technology and reporting capabilities. The deal adds Wolters Kluwer’s OneSumX for Finance and OneSumX for Risk solutions and expands Regnology’s product suite across compliance, risk management, and financial reporting for financial institutions and regulators.

Anthropic announced it has acquired Bun, an open-source, high-performance JavaScript runtime and all-in-one toolkit (runtime, package manager, bundler, test runner). The deal is intended to accelerate and strengthen Claude Code’s infrastructure, improving performance, stability, and developer workflows as Claude Code scales in enterprise adoption.

DocLib, a provider of ERP-integrated accounts payable (AP) automation, acquired Broom Street Software, a QAD-focused software and services provider and long-time QAD partner. The deal expands DocLib’s capabilities in the QAD ecosystem by adding Broom Street’s Supplier Portal and Purchasing Desk products to strengthen supplier collaboration, procurement workflows, and procure-to-pay/AP automation for manufacturing and distribution customers.

Onit, Inc., an AI-native workflow and enterprise legal management (ELM) software provider, announced it has acquired LawBase, a long-standing case-management platform used by SLED agencies and law firms. The deal expands Onit’s government case-management portfolio and continues its investment in the SLED vertical, alongside its earlier 2025 acquisition of Legal Files.

Datacor, Inc. acquired VDISoft, a developer of configurable quality-control (QC) software for complex laboratory and production environments. The deal expands Datacor’s quality and laboratory software suite—building on its earlier addition of Baytek International—and strengthens offerings for customers in oil & gas, chemical, and other process-intensive industries.

RiskConcile, a Belgian provider of cloud-based regulatory reporting and fund data solutions, has acquired B4Finance, a Paris-based provider of digital investor onboarding and fund subscription software. The deal expands RiskConcile’s RegTech offering to include automated KYC/AML onboarding and subscription workflows and strengthens its presence in France. This is the second add-on acquisition in RiskConcile’s buy-and-build strategy since partnering with Main Capital Partners in June 2024.

ATS Mako, a portfolio company of Saffar Capital, announced the acquisition of Applicant Starter to expand its customer base and strengthen its position in applicant tracking and hiring automation across the United States. Following the deal, the Applicant Starter platform will be discontinued before year-end, and ATS Mako is offering a transition and migration program for existing users.

SAI360 acquired Plural Policy, an AI-driven regulatory intelligence and policy-tracking platform that analyzes legislative and regulatory text at scale. The deal is intended to strengthen SAI360’s AI-native regulatory change management and compliance capabilities by integrating Plural’s large language model expertise into SAI360’s Regulatory Compliance Management module. Financial terms were not disclosed; SAI360 is owned by private equity firm STG.

Banyan Software, Inc. acquired Harrier-National (Sales) Pty. Limited ("Harrier"), a Sydney-based provider of warranty, roadside assistance, and customer-retention software for automotive dealerships. Harrier’s flagship cloud platform, Ignition, supports dealership warranty and roadside-assistance programs, CRM automation, and real-time analytics, and Banyan will support its continued growth across Australia, New Zealand, and beyond.

FiEE, Inc. signed a share purchase agreement and technology transfer agreement to acquire 100% of Houren-Geiju Kabushikikaisha, including its assets such as software copyrights and patents, for $3.5 million. The transaction closed on November 30, 2025 and is intended to strengthen FiEE’s AI and blockchain-based digital authentication capabilities for brand management solutions.

Glory Global Solutions (International) Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of GLORY Ltd., acquired the remaining equity shares of Acrelec Group SAS, making Acrelec a wholly owned subsidiary of GLORY. GLORY said it has worked closely with Acrelec since its initial investment in 2020 and is taking full ownership to pursue further growth opportunities, particularly in the food and beverage sector.

Thoma Bravo completed its previously announced acquisition of Verint Systems, Inc. on November 26, 2025. Following closing, Thoma Bravo combined Verint with its portfolio company Calabrio to create an AI-powered customer experience (CX) automation platform; Verint CEO Dan Bodner moved to an advisory role and Thoma Bravo Operating Partner Mike Lipps became chairman and interim CEO of Verint.

KEV Group, a provider of K–12 school finance management solutions, announced the acquisition of TES Software, which offers purpose-built financial and administrative software for K–12 schools. The deal expands KEV Group’s reach in the United States—particularly in Utah and Alabama—and strengthens its school finance platform across North America.

Solid Sands B.V. acquired Plum Hall technology and its compiler validation test suites to expand its portfolio of testing and qualification solutions for compilers and libraries. The deal is intended to increase market share, accelerate product development, and provide continued development, support, and distribution of the Plum Hall suites to customers.

RedSail Technologies acquired RxMile, a delivery management platform built for independent pharmacies, to expand its pharmacy delivery and patient-centered technology capabilities. The deal strengthens RedSail’s offering with tools such as real-time tracking, compliance-driven workflows, and HIPAA-aligned audit trails, and will be integrated across RedSail’s network serving approximately 12,000 pharmacies.

uStudio, Inc., an enterprise media and internal streaming platform provider, acquired WorkPerfectly, a software company focused on private podcasting tools for workforce productivity. The deal expands uStudio’s enterprise streaming suite and supports its roadmap to add an AI-driven layer for more intelligent audio/video learning and communications experiences. As part of the acquisition, WorkPerfectly founder and CEO Molly Beck joined uStudio as Head of Marketing.

Motorola Solutions acquired Blue Eye, an AI-powered enterprise remote video monitoring (RVM) services provider based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Blue Eye’s platform integrates with leading cameras and video management systems and is supported by 24/7 security operations centers that provide verified alerts, live voice talk-downs and reporting analytics. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Yello, an early talent acquisition software provider, acquired Symba, a platform for new hire readiness and onboarding. The deal builds on the companies’ earlier strategic partnership and will integrate Symba’s capabilities into Yello’s campus recruiting suite to improve engagement, conversion, and program management for internships and new-grad hiring.

LoneTree Capital, a New York-based growth capital firm, made a strategic investment in Carson Living, a multifamily proptech software provider offering integrated access control, remote doorman, and resident engagement tools. The investment is intended to support product innovation and accelerate Carson Living’s expansion and reach across the multifamily real estate industry; deal terms were not disclosed.

Tang+Company acquired CanQualify, LLC to expand its occupational health, workforce compliance, and supply chain safety capabilities. CanQualify, a web-based supplier/contractor prequalification and risk management platform headquartered in Lehi, Utah, will continue operating independently under Tang+Company, with full integration targeted for Q1/early 2026.

Icertis, an AI-powered contract intelligence and contract lifecycle management (CLM) provider, announced it has acquired Dioptra to accelerate its AI-first contracting strategy. Dioptra’s capabilities—such as surgical redlining and automated playbook creation—will be integrated into the Icertis Contract Intelligence platform (including its Vera AI framework) to improve contract review speed, accuracy, and move customers toward more autonomous contracting.

Tyler Technologies, Inc. acquired CloudGavel, a Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based provider of electronic warrant (eWarrant) solutions. The deal expands Tyler’s courts, justice, and public safety software portfolio by adding cloud-native, real-time warrant submission, approval, service, tracking, and electronic return capabilities, and CloudGavel will join Tyler’s Courts & Justice Division.

Frontier Growth announced a strategic growth investment in Sprocket Sports, a provider of software and services for youth sports club management. The investment is intended to accelerate innovation across Sprocket Sports’ product suite and expand its support capabilities for youth sports organizations, and Frontier Growth partner Tim Bechtold will join the company’s board.

A-Champs, a Barcelona-based sports technology company, has acquired Denmark-based Goal Station, a developer of smart soccer training environments and the Soccer IQ methodology. The deal combines A-Champs’ ROX cognitive performance technology with Goal Station’s modular training setups to create an integrated, data-driven ecosystem for cognitive, technical, and physical player development and to accelerate global expansion, particularly in the United States.

Valsoft Corporation Inc., a Montreal-based acquirer of vertical market software businesses, announced the acquisition of Variphy, Inc., a California-based provider of unified communications analytics, reporting, and management software. Variphy will continue to operate autonomously with its existing leadership and team, and will join Valsoft’s Lighthouse Software Group operating entity.

Intellect, an AI-powered quality management system (QMS) software provider backed by Strattam Capital, acquired UK-based Connected Frontline Worker platform Zaptic. The deal expands Intellect’s capabilities across process and discrete manufacturing by linking quality and compliance data with frontline operational execution. Zaptic will continue operating from the United Kingdom, supporting Intellect’s expansion in Europe and rollout of Connected Frontline Worker functionality to Intellect’s U.S. customer base.

Scorability acquired Ryzer, combining Scorability’s data-driven college sports recruiting software with Ryzer’s event registration and camp management platform. The combined company aims to create the largest integrated platform for college recruiting and athletic events, serving more than 4,000 college programs, tens of thousands of events, and millions of athletes. Ryzer President Michael Kahn will continue to lead Ryzer, and Tim Heath will serve as CFO of the combined organization.

Postman acquired liblab, a developer platform that automates the generation and maintenance of software development kits (SDKs). Postman plans to integrate liblab’s automated SDK capabilities into the Postman API Platform to expand support across the full API lifecycle and help developers build AI-ready, agent-enabled APIs faster.

Five Arrows, the alternative assets arm of Rothschild & Co, made a majority investment in NetVendor, a vendor compliance management software provider for the multi-family and commercial real estate industries. Greenridge Growth Partners will retain a minority stake, with the transaction representing an exit for RF Investment Partners, which invested alongside Greenridge in 2021. The investment is intended to support NetVendor’s next phase of growth, including product innovation (including AI) and expansion into new markets.

BID Equity, a private equity firm focused on profitable software and technology companies, has acquired Cuseum, a visitor and member engagement software provider serving museums, cultural attractions, universities, and mission-driven organizations. Following the transaction, founder and CEO Brendan Ciecko will continue to lead the company, with BID Equity supporting accelerated product innovation and global expansion.

ClickUp, a San Diego-based converged AI productivity software company, announced it has acquired Qatalog, an AI-powered work hub known for enterprise search and AI agents. Qatalog’s permission-aware, no-index enterprise search technology (including its ActionQuery AI engine) will be integrated into ClickUp to enhance AI agents, automated workflows, and real-time insights across 100+ connected enterprise applications.

SUD, a gamification interactive (GI) platform, announced it has fully acquired COCOS, a lightweight general-purpose game engine, for USD 72 million. Following the transaction, COCOS’ business and team will be deeply integrated into SUD, with SUD’s GI Cloud and GI AD expected to support and expand COCOS’ developer ecosystem.

BigPanda acquired Velocity, an AI-powered site reliability engineering (SRE) company focused on reliability engineering and major incident response. The deal is intended to deepen BigPanda’s investment in agentic AI for IT operations and accelerate automated incident detection and response for enterprise IT environments. As part of the transaction, Velocity founder and CEO Tal Kain will join BigPanda as Vice President of AI Detection and Response.

Atlassian Corporation has completed its acquisition of DX, an engineering intelligence (developer intelligence) platform. DX will be integrated into Atlassian’s System of Work and added to the Atlassian Software Collection to help enterprises measure and improve developer productivity and satisfaction across the software development lifecycle.

Decisions and ProcessMaker announced a merger to form a combined business automation and AI orchestration platform positioned in the Business Orchestration and Automation Technologies (BOAT) market. The merged company will integrate ProcessMaker’s AI-enriched workflows, low-code development and intelligent document processing with Decisions’ rules engine, orchestration and case management capabilities. The combined entity is backed by Aldrich Capital Partners and will be led by CEO Giles Whiting.

Enghouse Systems Limited acquired, through its wholly owned subsidiaries, the telecommunications division of Sixbell (“Sixbell Telco”). The business provides telecommunications software platforms (including converged charging, intelligent routing, signaling management, and voice interaction) and expands Enghouse’s presence with telecom operators across Latin America. Sixbell’s Customer Experience (CX) division is excluded from the transaction and will remain independent.

Tradespace acquired Paragon, an AI-driven patent-drafting startup founded by Princeton University computer science students, to expand Tradespace’s AI capabilities across the full intellectual property lifecycle. Paragon’s transparent, traceable, human-in-the-loop drafting technology will be integrated into Tradespace’s IP management platform, and Paragon’s leadership team (including CEO/co-founder AbdurRahman Bhatti) is joining Tradespace in product and AI research roles.

Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) announced the closing of a previously announced investment from Thoma Bravo, with Thoma Bravo joining existing owner-investor 7RIDGE in TT’s ownership. Terms were not disclosed; 7RIDGE originally acquired TT in December 2021 and will continue to partner with Thoma Bravo to support TT’s next phase of growth.

GovHost, a provider of public safety software solutions, acquired True North Software LLC, an Illinois-based developer of cloud-native Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Records Management System (RMS) software for small and mid-sized law enforcement agencies. The deal expands GovHost’s cloud-first portfolio across CAD, RMS, and jail management solutions and adds True North capabilities such as LEADS 3.0 integration and real-time NIBRS validation. True North will continue operating with key personnel remaining in leadership roles.

Vitu completed the acquisition of Decision Dynamics, LLC (d/b/a DDI Technology), a provider of electronic title and registration services. DDI Technology was acquired from IAA Holdings, LLC (IAA), an RB Global company; financial terms were not disclosed.

IPS Group, Inc., a provider of smart parking and curb management solutions, has acquired Populus Technologies, Inc., a transportation data and mobility/curb management software company. The deal integrates Populus’ curb and mobility management platform with IPS’s parking, payments, and enforcement technologies to expand data-driven tools for municipalities, universities, transportation agencies, and private operators. IPS is headquartered in San Diego, California, and announced the acquisition on November 4, 2025.

Zonda acquired Eliant, Inc., a customer experience (CX) management provider focused on the homebuilding industry. The deal expands Zonda’s data and technology platform by adding Eliant’s feedback management, survey, and analytics capabilities to help builders improve operations, sales, referrals, and customer loyalty. As part of the acquisition, Zonda will merge its TrustBuilder platform with Eliant’s Reviews platform into a unified ratings and reviews solution to be offered on NewHomeSource.

Moved, a proptech platform that automates resident moves and ancillary revenue for multifamily operators, acquired Paylode, a perks and partnerships technology provider for branded rewards programs. The deal integrates Paylode’s perks infrastructure and brand-partnership network into the Moved operating system to expand “ancillary revenue automation” capabilities for residential real estate operators, supporting over 1.2 million residential units and 550+ brand partners.

Veryon, a provider of aviation software and information services, acquired EBIS from Tronair. The deal adds EBIS’s aircraft maintenance management and ground support equipment (GSE) asset management software to Veryon’s portfolio, expanding Veryon’s ability to deliver a unified, next-generation maintenance and asset management platform for MROs, operators, repair stations, FBOs, airlines, and other aviation maintenance providers globally.

Silo Technologies acquired Pet Tiger, a Fresno, California-based agricultural software company focused on labor and field-cost tracking for growers and packer-shippers. The deal expands Silo’s vision to deliver an integrated, cloud-based platform combining ERP, payments, and workforce management for the agriculture supply chain, with Pet Tiger continuing to operate under its name during the integration period.

Incredibuild, a build acceleration and intelligence platform, announced it has acquired Kypso, a startup developing context-aware AI agents for engineering teams. The deal is intended to expand Incredibuild from build acceleration into broader AI-native CI/CD pipeline acceleration by embedding Kypso’s AI agents into common developer tools such as GitHub, Jira, and Slack. Kypso’s team will join Incredibuild to lead AI-native platform initiatives.

Ionic Partners-backed CXT Software acquired e-Courier Software, combining two last-mile transportation management system (TMS) platforms serving couriers and shippers across North America. The transaction creates a larger last-mile TMS provider and is intended to expand customer footprint, increase shared R&D capacity, and accelerate AI-driven product innovation. Accel-KKR Credit Partners provided acquisition financing to support the deal.

DTN, a global data and technology company, acquired a controlling interest in Tandem Concepts, an AI-powered logistics and integration software provider for commodity terminals and downstream fuel distribution. The deal expands DTN’s Fuel Operations Hub and fuel intelligence capabilities by enabling real-time validation, load number management, and improved terminal-to-retail visibility across the downstream supply chain.

ClickHouse, Inc. announced it has acquired LibreChat, an open-source AI chat platform that provides a unified interface for interacting with multiple large language models. As part of the deal, LibreChat founder Danny Avila and his team will join ClickHouse, and the companies plan to build an open-source “Agentic Data Stack” integrating LibreChat with ClickHouse’s real-time analytics database and ClickHouse Cloud.

Five Arrows and DBAG have agreed to acquire Totalmobile, a provider of field service management software serving roughly 900 organizations and more than 500,000 mobile workers. The transaction represents Bowmark Capital’s sale of Totalmobile following its 2020 investment, during which Totalmobile expanded its product suite and completed four acquisitions. Financial terms were not disclosed.

DoseMe, a model-informed precision dosing (MIPD) software company backed by Fairlong Capital, acquired Firstline, an infectious-disease clinical decision support platform used by clinicians worldwide. The combination is intended to create an end-to-end clinical decision support experience spanning evidence-based therapy selection, antimicrobial stewardship guidance, and personalized precision dosing for health systems.

Sandvik AB acquired QTE Manufacturing Solutions (QTE), a US-based reseller of computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) solutions in the Mastercam network. QTE will become part of Sandvik’s Mastercam business unit within the Machining and Intelligent Manufacturing business area, strengthening Sandvik’s digital manufacturing sales channel and regional presence in the US Midwest. The purchase price was not disclosed.

Fullstory, a behavioral data company headquartered in Atlanta, announced it has acquired Usetiful, a digital adoption platform known for in-app guides and surveys. The deal expands Fullstory from behavioral insights into real-time, personalized in-app engagement and activation for both customer-facing product experiences and employee workflows.

CostPerform acquired Acumen Cost Analytics, a U.S. profitability and cost-modeling software product created by Armada Solutions. The deal expands CostPerform’s presence in the United States and combines the two platforms into a single cost and profitability solution for financial institutions, with integration planned in phases over the next two years.

PatientNow, a provider of practice management and growth technology for aesthetics practices, announced it has acquired Recura, an AI-powered growth engine for medical practices. Recura will continue operating as a standalone business while integrating with PatientNow’s platform to enhance automated client acquisition, conversion, and retention capabilities for practices.

Social Assurance acquired MindMixer, an online civic and community engagement platform founded in 2010, to expand its ecosystem of digital communication and engagement tools for schools, governments, and civic organizations. MindMixer will be integrated into Social Assurance’s unified, AI-forward engagement and communication platform, including enhancements for its Class Intercom division. Financial terms were not disclosed.

ADP has acquired Pequity, a compensation management software provider founded in 2019. The deal expands ADP’s global compensation management offering with AI-enhanced insights, budgeting and scenario planning tools, and HCM ecosystem integrations to better serve mid-size, enterprise, and multinational clients.

Incline Equity Partners announced an investment in Advanced Solutions International (ASI), an engagement management software provider serving associations, trade unions, and nonprofit organizations. ASI, headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, is known for its iMIS platform and a growing suite of cloud-based engagement tools used to manage constituent data and association workflows.

OpenSpace, a San Francisco-based Visual Intelligence Platform for construction, acquired London-based Disperse, a construction progress-tracking solution provider. The acquisition follows the companies’ June 2025 partnership around OpenSpace Progress Tracking (powered by Disperse) and combines 360° jobsite capture, computer vision analytics, and human-verified progress data to improve billing validation, schedule risk detection, and project coordination.

Xavo, a provider of sample management and laboratory execution systems, announced it has acquired Laboperator from Labforward GmbH. The deal expands Xavo’s digital lab execution capabilities by adding Laboperator’s laboratory automation, instrument connectivity, and workflow/data management features. Xavo plans to continue supporting existing Laboperator customers while investing in further platform development and integrations to better connect R&D and manufacturing operations.

Redpanda, a real-time data streaming and connectivity platform, acquired Oxla, a distributed SQL query engine and database. The deal supports Redpanda’s launch of its Agentic Data Plane, which combines streaming, connectivity, and SQL capabilities to provide governed, observable, and compliant enterprise data access for AI agents across cloud, on-premises, and air-gapped environments.

Aderant announced the acquisition of Virtual Pricing Director, a London-based AI-powered legal pricing platform founded in 2017 by Richard Burcher. The deal expands Aderant’s legal business management offerings by adding intelligent pricing, modeling, and predictive profitability capabilities, with deeper product integration planned over the next year.

IBM announced the acquisition of Txture GmbH, whose software helps enterprises migrate, modernize, and optimize hybrid cloud estates. Txture’s capabilities will be integrated into the IBM Consulting Advantage platform to enhance IBM Consulting’s application migration & modernization and cloud technology strategy offerings, accelerating discovery, planning, and execution of cloud transformation projects.

Next Glass, a global provider of software, data, e-commerce, and marketing solutions for the beverage alcohol industry, acquired Ekos, a supply chain and production management software platform for craft beverage producers. Ekos (founded in 2014 and based in Charlotte, North Carolina) serves over 1,200 producers across breweries, wineries, distilleries, cideries, and cannabis beverage producers. Next Glass plans to integrate Ekos with its Ollie platform and ordering products, and announced an immediate two-year price freeze for existing Ekos customers.

Sunwave Health and Lightning Step Technologies announced a strategic merger to create a unified, fully integrated software platform for behavioral health and substance use providers. The transaction is supported by a strategic growth investment from BVP Forge, with existing investors Level Equity, Blueprint Equity, and Gallant Capital Partners re-investing in the combined company.

Comply, a provider of regulatory and compliance technology for financial services firms, has acquired U.K.-based Trailight. The deal expands Comply’s presence in Europe and combines firm compliance, employee compliance, and individual accountability regime capabilities into a unified, cloud-based platform across multiple jurisdictions.

Experian announced the acquisition of KYC360 in the United Kingdom and Ireland to enhance Experian’s fraud and financial crime compliance capabilities. KYC360’s customer onboarding, screening, and customer lifecycle management solutions will be integrated into Experian’s Ascend platform and made available from next year, aiming to improve compliance, speed onboarding, and reduce operational costs.