Software Acquisitions in United States

Labelbox, a data factory for AI labs and enterprises, acquired Upcraft, an AI-powered sales automation startup, to speed and improve how it recruits and engages domain experts for frontier AI development. Upcraft’s AI agent technology will be integrated into Labelbox’s infrastructure and applied within Alignerr, Labelbox’s expert network, to automate outreach, qualification, and engagement workflows. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Exa Capital acquired StaffReady, a SaaS platform providing clinical workforce management software for healthcare organizations. StaffReady will continue to operate independently under Exa Capital’s decentralized model, with the existing leadership team remaining in place to support long-term growth.

OceanSound Partners acquired Automated Financial Systems, LLC (AFS), a provider of commercial loan servicing and loan lifecycle management technology for financial institutions. The deal is intended to accelerate AFS’s product innovation and expand sales and support resources, and includes the appointment of Edward Jenkins as CEO. AFS is headquartered in Exton, Pennsylvania and its flagship platform is AFSVision.

Fulcrum, an AI-powered field process management and data collection platform, acquired Wildnote, an environmental compliance and consulting-focused software provider. The acquisition expands Fulcrum’s environmental compliance capabilities and deepens its vertical expertise in regulated industries, particularly for environmental services organizations.

Incorta acquired Layout.dev, a no-code, AI application-building platform, to expand Incorta’s agentic AI and workflow capabilities for enterprise data. Incorta plans to integrate Layout.dev into its decision intelligence platform so business users and developers can build and deploy intelligent applications and live, composable workflows on governed enterprise data. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Traumasoft, a provider of emergency medical services (EMS) management software, acquired Huly, an AI-native platform that automates and streamlines administrative workflows across EMS operations. Huly will continue operating under its existing brand and leadership, with founder and CEO Nidhish Dhru maintaining direction, while remaining broadly interoperable for EMS agencies regardless of their tech stack. The acquisition is intended to deepen workflow integration for Traumasoft customers (e.g., billing, QA/QI, and automation) while positioning AI as critical infrastructure for the broader EMS ecosystem.

Pendo, a software experience management platform, has acquired Chisel Labs, an AI-powered product management platform headquartered in San Francisco and Pune, India. Pendo plans to integrate Chisel’s AI frameworks and engineering talent to expand its agentic AI capabilities and establish Pune as a new R&D hub for the company.

UiPath (NYSE: PATH) announced it has acquired WorkFusion, a provider of AI agents focused on financial crime compliance for banks and financial services firms. The deal adds WorkFusion’s pre-built AI agent library for workflows such as AML and KYC to UiPath’s agentic automation and orchestration platform, helping institutions automate screening, alert review, investigations, and case prioritization. The transaction closed in UiPath’s first quarter of fiscal 2027 and financial terms were not disclosed.

Volaris Group, an operating group of Constellation Software Inc., acquired Symplicity Corporation. Symplicity will continue operating under its current brand as a wholly owned subsidiary and will maintain its headquarters in Arlington, Virginia.

Gemspring Capital acquired FORM and Trax Retail’s image recognition business, enabling the two companies to merge into a combined retail execution and shelf-intelligence platform for CPG and retail brands. The combined company will integrate Trax’s image recognition capabilities into FORM’s portfolio (including GoSpotCheck and FORM OpX) to expand geographic reach and accelerate product innovation.

Conga, a Thoma Bravo portfolio company, completed the acquisition of the B2B business of PROS Holdings, Inc. The business was purchased from certain investment funds affiliated with Thoma Bravo, and the PROS Travel business was excluded and will remain a standalone entity in Thoma Bravo’s portfolio.

VENU+, a ZCG Private Equity portfolio company providing tech-enabled guest mobility, storage, and entertainment solutions, acquired Tiburon Lockers, a U.S.-based provider of electronic rental locker systems for high-traffic entertainment and leisure venues. The deal expands VENU+’s smart lockers platform by adding Tiburon’s customized locker rental capabilities and is intended to strengthen VENU+’s North America footprint and integrated storage offerings for venue operators.

Procede Software, a provider of enterprise dealer management systems for the commercial vehicle industry, has received a strategic majority investment from Rubicon Technology Partners. The investment is intended to accelerate product innovation and expand integrations across the commercial vehicle ecosystem, supporting Procede’s flagship Excede platform and related AI-enabled capabilities.

Digi International Inc. (Nasdaq: DGII) acquired Particle Industries, Inc., an edge-to-cloud application infrastructure provider for intelligent IoT devices, for $50 million in cash (net of cash and debt and subject to customary adjustments). Digi expects the deal to accelerate annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth and strengthen its embedded-as-a-service offering by integrating Particle into Digi’s OEM Solutions within its IoT Products and Services segment. Moelis & Company LLC served as Particle’s exclusive financial advisor.

Aegis Software, a Peak Rock Capital-backed provider of manufacturing execution and operations software, completed its acquisition of Simio. The combination adds Simio’s digital twin simulation and advanced planning & scheduling capabilities to Aegis’ manufacturing operations platform to create an end-to-end suite spanning execution, planning, and AI-powered scenario modeling.

Simpro Group acquired Delight, an AI-driven customer engagement solution built for field service and trade businesses. Simpro says the deal expands its AI-first operating platform beyond traditional field service management by adding automated follow-ups and service recommendations that help customers generate repeat work and recurring revenue. Delight is already fully integrated and available globally, and the Delight team will join Simpro Group.

AutoManager, a dealer management software provider backed by private equity firm The Beekman Group, acquired Macrosmith, a document management software provider purpose-built for automotive retailers; financial terms were not disclosed. The acquisition expands AutoManager’s dealership software platform by adding Macrosmith’s MacroFile and MacroScan products, which help dealerships digitize, store, and retrieve key documents to support audit readiness and regulatory/OEM compliance. Macrosmith (founded 2007) is headquartered in State College, Pennsylvania and will operate within the AutoManager organization with continued customer support and ongoing product investment.

Technical Toolboxes, a critical assessment software provider for energy infrastructure, announced it has acquired HUVR, an inspection data collection and digital workflow platform for asset integrity programs. The combination is intended to unify field inspection data capture, engineering assessment, and asset integrity data storage to improve compliance and decision-making for energy infrastructure operators.

In January 2026, Proven Optics (backed by Silversmith Capital Partners) acquired brightfin's ServiceNow-native enterprise business, a divestiture announced by Periscope Equity. Following the sale, Periscope Equity will continue to own and operate Mobile Solutions as a standalone platform, reintroduced to the market under the Mobile Solutions brand with a mid-market focus.

ACES Quality Management, a provider of enterprise quality management and control software for financial services, acquired BaseCap Analytics, a data quality platform focused on enterprise loan data. The deal adds enterprise-wide data quality automation, advanced data validation, and intelligent quality control capabilities to ACES’ platform to help mortgage lenders and other financial institutions improve compliance and operational performance.

Incline Equity Partners made an investment in MCCi, LLC in partnership with CEO Donny Barstow and the company’s management team. Century Park Capital Partners, MCCi’s investor since 2018, is transitioning its ownership position as part of the transaction; financial terms were not disclosed.

Instinct Science, an animal health technology company behind the Instinct EMR veterinary practice management system and clinical tools, acquired ScribbleVet, an AI scribing platform for veterinarians. The combination is intended to create an “intelligence-native” veterinary practice management offering by integrating AI documentation, workflow automation, and point-of-care clinical decision support within a single platform. Financial terms were not disclosed, and ScribbleVet’s team (including founder/CEO Rohan Relan) will join Instinct Science.

Vector acquired YardView, a yard management and dock visibility provider, to create a unified platform spanning gate, yard, dock, and document workflows for shippers and logistics operators. The acquisition combines Vector’s digital execution tools (including electronic bill of lading and driver check-in) with YardView’s real-time tracking and visibility capabilities to close supply-chain “visibility gaps” during transfers of custody. The transaction was described as a strategic acquisition enabled through Vector’s partnership with BVP Forge; YardView’s president Nathan Harris will retain equity and continue advising, while COO Heather Giordano will lead the YardView business unit within Vector.

ByteDance finalized a transaction to spin off/control parts of TikTok’s U.S. operations into a new majority American-owned entity, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC, to comply with U.S. divestiture requirements and avert a nationwide ban. Oracle, Silver Lake and Abu Dhabi-based MGX serve as managing investors (15% each) alongside other U.S. and global investors, while ByteDance retains a 19.9% stake. The new venture will be responsible for U.S. data protections, algorithm security and content moderation, with the recommendation algorithm to be retrained on U.S. user data and secured on Oracle’s U.S. cloud.

ActBlue acquired Hey Victor, a website-building platform for Democratic campaigns, and will operate it as “Hey Victor by ActBlue.” The deal expands ActBlue’s down-ballot campaign toolkit by offering low-cost, modern campaign websites that will be integrated more directly with ActBlue’s fundraising tools and other common campaign systems.

Campfire Interactive acquired Cover 4 PM to expand Campfire’s AI-enabled profit optimization platform for automotive suppliers and manufacturers with program and project management capabilities. Cover 4 PM’s manufacturing-specific workflows will be integrated into Campfire’s system, and Cover 4 PM’s team (including co-founders Joe McCarthy and Rob Giannone) will continue operating under Campfire.

Chainlink acquired Atlas, an onchain order flow and value recapture solution developed by FastLane, and onboarded key Atlas personnel. The acquisition brings Atlas IP and team under the Chainlink standard and integrates Atlas’s technology into Chainlink SVR to expand SVR to additional blockchain ecosystems and support DeFi protocols’ MEV/OEV recapture.

ConnectWise has acquired zofiQ, an agentic AI automation company built to automate high-volume managed service provider (MSP) service desk operations. The acquisition embeds zofiQ’s AI agents into ConnectWise PSA workflows (and is expected to extend across the broader ConnectWise platform over time) to improve service desk efficiency, capacity, and margins for IT solution providers.

Argano, LLC (a portfolio company of Trinity Hunt Partners) acquired Advantco International, LLC, a provider of SAP and Oracle enterprise integration software and services, from Montage Partners. The deal expands Argano’s Data and Integration practice by adding Advantco’s pre-built integration adapters and related custom development capabilities for complex, multi-cloud enterprise environments. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the transaction closed in December 2025.

Minitab, LLC acquired Scytec, a manufacturing technology company focused on real-time machine data collection, monitoring, and overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) software. The deal adds Scytec’s DataXchange platform to Minitab’s portfolio to expand shop-floor data capture and enable deeper operational analytics for manufacturers across cloud and on-premises deployments.

Klipboard, a global provider of business management software, has completed the acquisition of Savance Enterprise, an ERP software platform built for U.S. wholesale distributors. The deal expands Klipboard’s footprint in the U.S. wholesale distribution market by adding distribution-focused ERP capabilities for verticals such as electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and industrial supply; financial terms were not disclosed.

Aptean acquired OpsVeda, an AI-powered operations command center, to add real-time, agentic execution and orchestration capabilities to its Logility supply chain planning and execution platform. The deal builds on Aptean’s prior acquisition of Logility (April 2025) and is intended to bridge the gap between supply chain planning and execution through continuous, AI-driven decisioning and action. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Phenom acquired Included (also referenced as Included AI), an AI-native agentic people analytics platform that turns fragmented workforce data into actionable insights. Phenom plans to natively integrate Included into its applied AI platform to strengthen its Workforce Intelligence offering with standardized data, conversational analytics, and AI-generated narratives to support workforce planning and decision-making.

Prometheus Group, an enterprise asset management (EAM) software provider, acquired Webalo, an AI-enabled connected worker platform for frontline teams. The combination aims to create a closed-loop digital execution platform that captures plant-floor data at the point of work and routes it into Prometheus’ workflows and systems of record to improve planning, execution, compliance, and real-time operational insight. Financial terms were not disclosed.

JWX, a technology company providing a publisher platform for distributing and monetizing media content, acquired Aug X Labs, the startup behind the AI-assisted commercial video tool Augie Studio. The deal adds an LLM-powered content transformation layer to JWX Studio, enabling publishers to repurpose existing assets (e.g., articles, podcasts, long-form video) into multi-format, platform-ready experiences; all Aug X Labs employees will join JWX and the Augie direct-to-consumer product will be sunset. Financial terms were not disclosed.

CORA Group, a division of Jonas Software and ultimately part of Constellation Software Inc., acquired Site Service Software, Inc. The transaction was announced by Site Service Software on December 30, 2025; financial terms and the seller were not disclosed.

Decisions + ProcessMaker, a recently merged business process automation and AI orchestration software provider, acquired Configurable Management, an SAP-focused automation and mass data processing specialist and longtime partner. The acquisition brings Configurable Management’s Decisions-for-SAP product suite into the combined company’s portfolio to help enterprises automate and govern SAP data migration, validation, and large-scale SAP modernization efforts across ECC and S/4HANA environments. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Accel-KKR acquired Nutrislice on January 15, 2026 for an undisclosed amount. Nutrislice, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, provides digital ordering, menu, and digital signage solutions for restaurants and food service operators.

Turn/River Capital acquired StarLIMS, a global laboratory informatics (LIMS) software provider headquartered in Hollywood, Florida, in a transaction valued at approximately $200 million. Francisco Partners, the prior owner, fully exited its investment following the deal announced on January 13, 2026. Turn/River plans to accelerate StarLIMS’ growth and product innovation, including expanded laboratory automation/data management capabilities and AI integration.

Dealerware, an Austin, Texas-based vertical SaaS platform for automotive OEMs, retailers, and fleet operators, was acquired by a group of growth investors led by Wavecrest Growth Partners and Radian Capital, with participation from Automotive Ventures and automotive industry executives David Metter and Devin Daly. The investment is intended to accelerate Dealerware’s product development roadmap and expand its mobility and fleet-management solution suite. Financial terms were not disclosed.

NetDocuments completed its acquisition of the eDOCS document management business from OpenText, including the full eDOCS product portfolio and its dedicated team. NetDocuments said the deal expands its global reach to organizations in more than 90 countries and strengthens its focus on modernizing legal work while continuing support for the on-premises eDOCS platform with no planned end-of-life.

Onebrief, a military-focused planning and command software company, acquired Battle Road Digital, a defense innovation company applying gaming technology to defense and national security challenges. The acquisition was announced alongside Onebrief’s $200 million Series D financing led by Battery Ventures and Sapphire Ventures, and is intended to add wargaming/simulation and real-time operational decision-support capabilities to Onebrief’s platform.

Sheridan Capital Partners completed an investment in ICANotes, a practice management and electronic health records (EHR) software platform purpose-built for behavioral health providers. ICANotes, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, provides a cloud-based, AI-enhanced EHR platform designed for mental health workflows; financial terms were not disclosed.

SalesRabbit acquired Roofle to combine field sales management, online purchasing, and sales-to-production workflows for roofing and home improvement contractors. The acquisition expands SalesRabbit’s roofing-focused product stack alongside RoofLink; financial terms were not disclosed. Vista Point Advisors served as Roofle’s exclusive financial advisor.

Route, a post-purchase ecommerce platform for package protection and order tracking, acquired Frate Returns, a returns and exchanges platform. The acquisition expands Route’s offering into a unified post-purchase solution spanning tracking, protection, and exchange-first returns workflows, including AI-driven features such as image verification. Financial terms were not disclosed.

iAltA Holdings, a WestCap-backed private markets infrastructure company, acquired BridgeFT, a cloud-native, API-first wealth infrastructure software provider. The acquisition adds BridgeFT’s data aggregation, normalization, and analytics capabilities to iAltA’s platform as it builds core data and intelligence infrastructure for wealth managers operating across public and private markets; financial terms were not disclosed.

Majesco closed its previously announced acquisition of Vitech, adding cloud-native pension and benefits administration solutions and expanding further into the Group Benefits and Pension & Retirement segments. As part of the transaction, CVC Funds completed a minority investment in Majesco to support continued expansion and innovation across Majesco’s AI- and cloud-native insurance technology portfolio.

Postman acquired Fern, a developer experience company that helps businesses publish API documentation and generate production-ready SDKs. Fern’s Docs and SDK Generator products will be integrated into Postman’s API collaboration platform, and the entire Fern team will join Postman. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Fern’s product, brand, and roadmap are expected to remain unchanged.

Gloo, a technology platform serving faith and mission-driven organizations, completed its previously announced acquisition of Westfall Group, Inc. The deal adds Westfall Group’s major-donor engagement and related services—including its brands Westfall Gold, Brain Trust Creative, and Parable Talent—to Gloo’s fundraising and donor management offerings, with Westfall continuing to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary led by founder Bob Westfall.

InterProse, a provider of web-based debt recovery software, acquired Beam Software, a collections platform focused on portfolio management and servicing for debt buyers and servicers. The deal closed in mid-December and Beam will be integrated into InterProse’s operations and product offering, expanding InterProse’s end-to-end accounts receivable management (ARM) technology across the full debt lifecycle. Financial terms were not disclosed and Beam’s leadership and team are expected to remain in place.

PharmaForceIQ acquired Aktana in an asset acquisition to combine PharmaForceIQ’s digital orchestration platform with Aktana’s AI-driven field Next-Best-Action capabilities. The combined offering is positioned as an “optichannel-in-a-box” end-to-end commercial engagement system for pharmaceutical companies, intended to improve alignment across brand and field teams and accelerate measurement of commercial impact. Canaccord Genuity served as the sole financial advisor on the transaction.

NexTech Solutions (NTS) acquired Vidterra, a developer of edge-deployed video distribution software for defense, intelligence, and homeland security use cases. The deal expands NTS’s edge software and digital intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities by improving how video and sensor data are processed, fused, and delivered in disconnected and low-SWaP environments.

Captura, a software ecosystem for high-volume photography studios, has acquired Studio Source Yearbooks. The deal adds Studio Source’s yearbook production support, operational dashboard, and administrative tools to Captura’s platform to create a single end-to-end workflow for yearbook setup through delivery, including ecommerce, printing, and fulfillment.

UserTesting announced it has acquired User Interviews, a participant recruitment platform for user research, market research, and AI training. The deal combines UserTesting’s enterprise customer insights platform with User Interviews’ participant marketplace and panel management capabilities to expand and scale participant access for research and AI-era product and experience decisions. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Lightning Partners advised User Interviews.

Momentive Software announced the acquisition of Personify, a provider of association management software and related tools for mission-driven organizations. The deal expands Momentive’s portfolio for nonprofits and associations and is positioned to enhance AI-driven insights and integrated workflows for a combined customer base worldwide.

Valsoft Corporation Inc., a Montreal-based acquirer of vertical market software businesses, announced the acquisition of PenguinData Workforce Management, Inc., a provider of workforce management software for telecom, fiber, and utility contractors. PenguinData will continue operating autonomously under existing leadership and will join Fluent Software Group, an operating group within the Valsoft ecosystem, to support ongoing growth across North America.

TechnoMile acquired SIMS Software to expand its government contract lifecycle management platform with SIMS’ facility security, clearance, and compliance tracking capabilities and additional AI-enabled workflows. The transaction was led by Capitol Meridian Partners, which will own a majority stake in the combined company, with Monroe Capital providing debt financing; financial terms were not disclosed. The deal also represents an exit for TechnoMile’s prior backer, K1 Investment Management, and SIMS will operate as a new product line within TechnoMile.

Xtremepush announced that it has acquired Scrimmage, a US-based loyalty platform. The deal is intended to bolster Xtremepush’s new XP Loyalty product by integrating Scrimmage’s technology to improve real-time personalization, loyalty nudges, and customer retention for gaming operators.

Bentley Systems, an infrastructure engineering software company, announced it has acquired Talon Aerolytics and acquired the technology and technical expertise of Pointivo. The deals, which closed in December 2025, expand Bentley’s Asset Analytics portfolio with capabilities spanning site surveys and inspections, asset digitization/digital twins, drone data processing, AI-powered damage detection, and geolocation; financial terms were not disclosed.

Spatial Business Systems (SBS), a portfolio company of Peak Rock Capital, acquired GeoSpatial Innovations, Inc. (GSI), with the transaction closing on January 2, 2026. GSI provides cloud-based distribution design and vegetation management software for the power and utility industry, and the acquisition expands SBS’s intelligent design software platform for utilities and critical infrastructure.

H3 Partners, a private equity firm, acquired Upper Hand, a software provider for youth sports facilities and training centers headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. Upper Hand’s platform supports scheduling, memberships, payments, and facility management, and the deal is intended to accelerate product innovation and expansion in the youth sports market. Financial terms were not disclosed, and H3 Partners co-founders Brad Wills and Brad Greene will assume CEO and COO roles at Upper Hand, respectively.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.