Cloud & SaaS Buyout Acquisitions in 2026

iAltA Holdings, a WestCap-backed private markets infrastructure holding company, has acquired Delio, a UK-based provider of a white-label private markets operating system. The deal expands iAltA's suite of private markets solutions by adding Delio's configurable, low-code Core OS and its distribution and reporting capabilities for asset managers and wealth firms.

Exa Capital, a private equity firm following a permanent hold strategy, has acquired Flow Software, an Auckland-based integration-as-a-service provider serving businesses across Australia and New Zealand. Flow will continue operating independently under Exa’s decentralized model as Exa deepens its presence in the ANZ region.

CUBE, a Hg-backed provider of Automated Regulatory Intelligence and Regulatory Change Management solutions, has acquired Silicon Valley-based RegTech 4CRisk.ai. The acquisition integrates 4CRisk's agentic AI compliance mapping technology into CUBE's RegPlatform to expand capabilities across corporate regulatory domains such as cyber, AI, privacy, labor and ESG. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Amadeus has acquired SkyLink, an AI-native corporate travel platform, to accelerate deployment of conversational AI across its travel technology portfolio. The acquisition brings SkyLink's conversational orchestration and booking automation—built for enterprise travel and integrated into chat platforms—into Amadeus to expand AI capabilities for corporate travel, airlines, airports and hospitality.

San Francisco-based SpatialChat has acquired Stockholm-based Teemyco, a virtual collaboration company, to accelerate development of its AI-powered Cloud HQ and expand its footprint in the distributed work market. The acquisition combines Teemyco's presence-driven collaboration technology and user insights with SpatialChat's AI agent integrations to speed product development across knowledge intelligence, global collaboration, and cross-time-zone productivity.

Keyrune Incorporated (creator of the Melee.gg platform) and Best Coast Pairings have merged to form Galactic Events Studio, a new company that will unify their event registration and tournament-management technologies. The combined business will continue to operate both platforms while investing in unified features to support game organizers, retailers, publishers and players worldwide.

TitanX acquired FrontSpin in an eight-figure transaction, combining TitanX's Phone Intent AI with FrontSpin's enterprise-grade cloud power dialer to create an end-to-end precision dialing platform for phone-led sales teams. FrontSpin will continue to operate as a standalone business while the companies plan to eventually integrate their platforms to improve connect rates and call deliverability.

Exa Capital has acquired StaffReady, a cloud-native SaaS platform for clinical workforce management used by hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies and other healthcare organizations. StaffReady will continue to operate independently under its existing leadership while leveraging Exa Capital's strategic and operational resources to support product innovation and long-term growth. The deal expands Exa Capital's presence in healthcare technology and the clinical workforce management segment.

Eerly AI has acquired RehvUp Technologies to integrate RehvUp's productivity and engagement intelligence into Eerly AI Studio, enabling organizations to connect employee engagement signals to measurable productivity outcomes. The deal strengthens Eerly AI's execution-focused enterprise positioning by combining workflow automation with employee context and engagement insights to accelerate AI-driven outcomes.

Norwegian software provider Visma has acquired MaisMei, a Florianópolis‑based mobile-first compliance and business management platform for Brazil’s Individual Micro Entrepreneurs (MEIs). The deal expands Visma’s footprint in Brazil and creates a product "start‑to‑scale" pathway by linking MaisMei’s compliance tools with Visma’s Conta Azul cloud ERP offering.

Traumasoft, a provider of integrated EMS management software, has acquired Huly, an AI-native platform that automates administrative workflows for emergency medical services. Huly will continue to operate under its existing brand and leadership while Traumasoft integrates Huly's AI-driven automation into its EMS platform to expand capabilities and improve workflows across billing, QA/QI, and workforce operations.

Accela, a provider of cloud software for local and state governments, has acquired Novotx, a GIS-native infrastructure asset and work management software provider. The acquisition expands Accela's Civic Platform to support the full lifecycle of public infrastructure — from planning and permitting through operations, maintenance, and long‑term asset stewardship — and will integrate Novotx's GIS-native capabilities for asset, work order, and field operations management.

Masabi, a global provider of enterprise SaaS fare collection, has acquired UK-based Passenger Technology Group Ltd., a developer of passenger information, white-label mobile apps and ticketing solutions. The deal will combine Masabi’s Justride fare collection and payments platform with Passenger’s customer information and UX capabilities to create a more connected, cloud-native end-to-end mobility offering; financial terms were not disclosed.

Gemspring Capital has acquired both FORM and Trax Retail and is merging the two companies to create a combined global provider of retail execution, image recognition, and shelf-level insights. The merged company will integrate Trax's AI-powered image recognition with FORM's GoSpotCheck and FORM OpX products to expand capabilities, accelerate innovation, and broaden geographic reach for CPG and retail customers.

Thoma Bravo has completed its acquisition of Dayforce, Inc., a global AI-powered human capital management (HCM) platform, for approximately $12.3 billion. Dayforce stockholders will receive $70.00 per share in cash as the company becomes a private portfolio company to accelerate growth and AI-led product development.

LeadDesk has acquired Finnish AI-powered translation solution Fluentic Oy in a trade sale to add AI-based translation and automation to its contact center platform. Fluentic — which generated approximately €0.5 million in revenue in FY2025 — will integrate its multilingual customer service capabilities into LeadDesk; two employees will join LeadDesk and the acquisition was financed in part by a €0.3 million bank loan.

Scoro has acquired Envoice, an AI-driven bill and expense management platform, to bring external project costs into its project workflows and improve real-time profitability tracking for professional services firms. Envoice will continue to operate as a standalone product while being integrated into Scoro’s ecosystem, with the integration already in closed beta.

Francisco Partners completed a take-private acquisition of Jamf for $13.05 per share in cash, valuing the Apple device management and security company at an enterprise value of approximately $2.2 billion. The deal, approved by Jamf stockholders, will delist Jamf from NASDAQ and positions the company to accelerate its product roadmap and expand its offerings under private ownership.

Palo Alto Networks has completed its acquisition of Chronosphere, a cloud-native observability platform, to unify observability and security for AI-era operations. The deal will integrate Chronosphere with Palo Alto Networks' Cortex AgentiX to enable AI-driven detection and autonomous remediation while preserving Chronosphere’s Telemetry Pipeline as a standalone offering.

Digi International Inc. (Nasdaq: DGII) has acquired Particle Industries, an edge-to-cloud application infrastructure provider, for $50 million in cash. The acquisition — which adds about $20 million of subscription ARR to Digi — is intended to accelerate ARR growth and deepen Digi's embedded-as-a-service, edge compute and edge AI capabilities.

N. Harris Computer Corporation, an operating group of Constellation Software Inc., has acquired GlobalMeet, an enterprise webcasting and virtual events platform, from Phoenix-based investor Pivotal Group. The transaction, which closed December 2, 2025, expands Harris's secure, large-scale virtual event and enterprise communications capabilities and positions GlobalMeet for long-term growth under Constellation's vertical-software operating model.

Technical Toolboxes, a Houston-based provider of pipeline and asset engineering software, has acquired HUVR, an Austin-based inspection data management and digital workflow platform. The acquisition integrates HUVR’s cloud inspection data capabilities with Technical Toolboxes’ critical engineering assessment software to improve asset integrity data management and inspection workflows for energy operators.

WSC Sports has acquired Partnerbrite to integrate sponsorship activation and campaign execution into its AI-driven sports content automation platform. Partnerbrite will continue to operate under its brand while joining WSC Sports’ team, enabling rights holders and brands to connect content creation directly to sponsorship targeting, execution, and measurement.

Natus Sensory has acquired Keriton, a U.S.-based provider of cloud-based neonatal and pediatric feeding management software. The acquisition integrates Keriton's feeding safety and workflow platform into Natus Sensory's newborn care portfolio to expand connected care capabilities and accelerate adoption across hospitals and NICUs worldwide.

Solen Software Group has acquired Cairn Applications Inc., a 2008-founded provider of cloud SaaS for the waste hauling industry; the transaction closed in December 2025. Cairn (founder James Moser) supports 350+ customers, manages over 65,000 dumpsters and facilitates nearly $150 million in annual commerce; it will continue operating autonomously under Solen's permanent-capital ownership.

Vertus Group, a division of Jonas Software (part of Constellation Software), has acquired Benbria, an Ottawa-based real-time experience management software company. Benbria will continue to operate independently while gaining access to Vertus' network and resources to support future growth of its Loop Experience Platform.

Quantum Workplace, a talent management platform, has acquired Assembly, an employee recognition and rewards SaaS founded in 2017/2018 that serves over 500 organizations. The acquisition will integrate Assembly's recognition and rewards capabilities into Quantum Workplace to deliver richer engagement, performance and retention insights and enable AI-driven enhancements across the combined platform.

ActBlue has acquired Hey Victor, a low-cost website-building platform for Democratic campaigns, and will operate it as "Hey Victor by ActBlue." The acquisition aims to expand ActBlue's toolkit for down-ballot and budget-conscious campaigns by integrating website building with ActBlue's fundraising and campaign systems while keeping Hey Victor's $40/month pricing available to existing customers during integration.

Helium Ventures, an AI-native holding company, has acquired InsurGrid, a SaaS insurance data platform used by more than 2,500 property & casualty agents to collect and verify policy information. Helium says it will invest in product development and team expansion to accelerate InsurGrid's growth and deepen integrations and AI-driven capabilities.

Base AI, a San Francisco–based customer-led growth platform, has acquired EverAfter AI, a Tel Aviv–based post-sale experience and customer success software provider. The acquisition combines lifecycle marketing and digital customer success capabilities to create an AI-driven Engagement OS aimed at improving adoption, upsell/expansion, advocacy, and retention for B2B enterprises.

OnePlan announced the acquisition of smart360 to integrate Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) and Application Portfolio Management (APM) capabilities into its Strategic Portfolio Management platform. The deal combines OnePlan’s AI-enabled portfolio, financial, and resource management with smart360’s EAM/APM expertise to provide a unified platform for application rationalization, architecture-driven decisioning, and modernization.

Splice, the music-creation platform, has acquired Kits AI, an AI-powered voice production platform that enables creators to generate and refine vocals. The acquisition brings Kits AI's team and licensed vocal models into Splice to accelerate the company's development of creator-first generative AI tools and expand its vocal technology capabilities.

Triple Whale has acquired Anteater, an AI visibility platform that measures how large language models surface brands, products, and sources in AI-generated answers. The acquisition expands Triple Whale's commerce intelligence capabilities by adding AI Engine Optimization (AEO) visibility into its Moby AI product, letting ecommerce brands track LLM-driven discovery alongside revenue and marketing metrics.

New Zealand-based email signature SaaS provider Crossware Limited has acquired Germany-headquartered CI Solutions GmbH in a multimillion-dollar deal to accelerate its expansion across the European Union. The combined group will process more than five million emails per day and aims to strengthen its capabilities in compliant, secure, cloud-based email signature management for enterprise customers.

Diligent, the AI-first governance, risk and compliance (GRC) SaaS provider, has acquired 3rdRisk, an AI-native third-party/vendor risk management platform based in the Netherlands. The deal integrates 3rdRisk's AI-driven vendor profiling and assessment capabilities into Diligent's platform to expand its third-party risk management offering and accelerate customers' audit-readiness.

Klipboard, a UK-based cloud business management software provider, has acquired Savance Enterprise, a US-focused ERP platform for wholesale distributors. The acquisition expands Klipboard's presence and capabilities in the U.S. wholesale distribution market, adding Savance's distribution-focused ERP and WMS capabilities to Klipboard's cloud portfolio; financial terms were not disclosed.

On January 15, 2026, private equity firm Accel-KKR acquired Nutrislice, a Broomfield, Colorado–based provider of digital menus, ordering, and signage solutions for restaurants. Financial terms were not disclosed; the deal gives Accel-KKR a foothold in the food‑tech / restaurant software market and provides Nutrislice with capital and operational support to accelerate growth.

Utopia Kingdom has acquired OnTrak Software, a Cincinnati-based provider of POS marketing management SaaS for beer, wine and spirits distributors. The deal will allow OnTrak to accelerate product development, expand AI and analytics capabilities, and continue operating under the OnTrak brand while leveraging Utopia Kingdom's technology-holding resources.

Euna Solutions has acquired GrantExec, an AI-native startup that streamlines grant discovery and research for nonprofits, universities, and community organizations. The acquisition will integrate GrantExec's AI-powered research capabilities into Euna's grants software suite to accelerate grants discovery and enhance the company's end-to-end grants platform.

ScalePad, a Vancouver-based MSP software platform, has acquired Produce8 to integrate deeper software-usage insights into its platform and help MSPs make better licensing, cost-optimization, and risk-management decisions. Produce8 (also Vancouver-based) brings a usage-insight engine and team that ScalePad will fold into its product roadmap to expand platform capabilities.

ProductPlan has acquired Winware.ai, an AI-native customer and market research platform, to add agentic and generative AI–powered decision intelligence to its product management and roadmapping software. As part of the deal, Winware founder Steven Cohn was named CEO of ProductPlan; Winware's capabilities will be integrated into ProductPlan's new "Product Intelligence Platform" with broader access planned for April 2026.

Route, the Lehi, Utah–based post-purchase platform, has acquired Frate Returns, a Toronto-based returns and exchanges SaaS provider. The acquisition integrates Frate's exchange-first and AI-driven returns capabilities into Route's package protection and order-tracking suite to create a unified post-purchase solution for ecommerce brands; financial terms were not disclosed.

Plume Design has acquired Dublin‑headquartered Sweepr to combine Plume’s real‑time device and network telemetry with Sweepr’s AI‑native, no‑code customer‑care orchestration. The integration is intended to deliver AI‑orchestrated, omnichannel support for ISPs—improving digital containment, reducing call volumes and truck rolls, and enabling proactive care and monetization opportunities.

iAltA Holdings, a WestCap‑backed private markets infrastructure company, has acquired BridgeFT, a cloud‑native, API‑first wealth infrastructure software provider. The acquisition brings BridgeFT’s data aggregation and analytics capabilities into iAltA’s platform to broaden its wealth data and intelligence infrastructure for financial institutions, fintechs, and RIAs.

Majesco has closed its acquisition of Vitech, adding cloud-native pension and benefits administration capabilities to its AI- and cloud-native insurance platform. The transaction also included a minority investment in Majesco by CVC Capital Partners to support Majesco's continued expansion and AI roadmap.

PharmaForceIQ has acquired Aktana in an asset acquisition to integrate Aktana's AI-driven field Next-Best-Action platform into PharmaForceIQ's digital orchestration offering. The deal is intended to create an end-to-end 'optichannel-in-a-box' commercial engagement solution for life sciences, deepen PharmaForceIQ's U.S. footprint and expand reach across LATAM, APAC and EMEA; Canaccord Genuity acted as sole financial advisor.

Flexera has acquired ProsperOps and Chaos Genius to expand its FinOps platform with AI-driven and agentic cost-optimization capabilities across public cloud and data cloud environments. The deals add autonomous rate and data-cloud optimization for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Snowflake and Databricks, strengthening Flexera's FinOps for AI and Data Clouds roadmap.

Wolters Kluwer's Corporate Performance & ESG division has acquired StandardFusion, a Vancouver-based cloud GRC provider, for approximately €32 million (~$50 million) in cash. StandardFusion (about 40 employees) will be integrated into Wolters Kluwer's TeamMate audit and assurance platform to create a unified audit and GRC offering; the business generated roughly €4M (C$6M / ~$6M) in unaudited 2024 gross revenue, ~94% recurring.

8x8, Inc. has acquired Maven Lab, a Singapore-based mobile marketing and enterprise messaging provider; financial terms were not disclosed. The deal will integrate Maven Lab's Moobidesk platform into the 8x8 Platform for CX to strengthen 8x8's APAC-native messaging, automation and customer engagement capabilities and support enterprise and public-sector communications at scale.

SofterWare, developer of DonorPerfect fundraising software, has acquired Givecloud, a donor-focused online fundraising and donation-forms platform. The acquisition is intended to accelerate SofterWare’s product roadmap by embedding Givecloud’s donation-form capabilities into the DonorPerfect ecosystem and scale Givecloud’s tools to a broader nonprofit customer base.