Software Acquisitions

Kindsight, a provider of fundraising intelligence software, announced it has acquired Affinaquest, which offers advancement CRM and athletics data solutions built natively on Salesforce. The combination aims to strengthen and expand capabilities for fundraising and advancement organizations across higher education, healthcare, enterprise nonprofits, and athletics through enhanced data, analytics, and constituent engagement tools.

Datacolor announced it has acquired TECHKON USA, a Danvers, Massachusetts-based provider of color measurement technology including ChromaQA software and in-line spectrometers. The deal expands Datacolor’s product offering and strengthens its presence in the printing and packaging market, with TECHKON USA expected to scale globally under Datacolor’s ownership.

Siemens Digital Industries Software has completed the acquisition of DownStream Technologies, a provider of manufacturing data preparation and documentation tools for printed circuit board (PCB) design. The deal strengthens Siemens’ PCB design-to-manufacturing workflow offering and expands its reach in the electronics SMB market. Terms were not disclosed and the transaction closed on April 7, 2025.

Horizon Blockchain Games has rebranded and will now operate solely under the name Sequence. Alongside the rebrand, Sequence announced the strategic acquisition of Light, a pioneer in chain abstraction technologies, to strengthen its web3 development platform and simplify cross-chain development across the EVM ecosystem.

Enverus, an energy-focused SaaS company, has acquired Pearl Street Technologies, a Pittsburgh-based provider of software automation solutions for power grid interconnection and planning studies. The acquisition adds Pearl Street’s SUGAR power flow engine and Interconnect platform to Enverus’ data, analytics, and power/energy transition offerings to help utilities, transmission providers, developers, and investors address interconnection queue backlogs and grid reliability challenges.

Advantive, a mission-critical specialty software provider, announced it has acquired Commerce Vision, a B2B digital commerce platform serving Australia and New Zealand. The deal expands Advantive’s international footprint and strengthens its B2B eCommerce capabilities, including ERP-integrated commerce tools and Commerce Vision’s AI-driven purchase order automation product, Lucy.

Property Meld announced the acquisition of Mezo, an AI software company focused on residential work order intake, triage, and mitigation. The deal expands Property Meld’s AI capabilities by bringing Mezo’s virtual maintenance technician, MAX, to Property Meld customers to improve efficiency, data capture, and the resident experience.

Case IQ, a provider of investigative case management software and whistleblower hotline solutions, acquired Lextegrity, a compliance analytics and automation software company. The combination expands Case IQ into an end-to-end compliance and risk management offering by adding real-time compliance monitoring and analytics capabilities. Case IQ is owned by Resurgens Technology Partners, and Marks Baughan Securities LLC advised Lextegrity on the transaction.

DealBuilder announced a merger with Deal Studio to form an integrated CRM and deal management platform for business brokers. The combined offering will blend DealBuilder’s AI capabilities with Deal Studio’s long-standing broker software tools and continue under the Deal Studio platform brand.

MDpanel acquired Burkitt Computer Corporation (BCC), a Canadian provider of IME case and claims management software best known for its W5 platform. The acquisition is intended to enhance MDpanel’s technology stack, expand geographic reach, and support a broader marketplace for IME and medical opinion companies.

Linked Eats, the newly launched restaurant software arm of Virtual Dining Concepts (VDC), has acquired Sauce Technologies, an AI-powered digital ordering and dynamic pricing solution. The deal adds Sauce’s delivery-centric dynamic pricing, revenue management, and marketing automation capabilities to Linked Eats’ platform and will be rolled out across VDC’s network of digital restaurants and virtual brands.

Renesas Electronics Corporation completed its acquisition of Altium Limited, making Altium a wholly owned subsidiary of Renesas. The deal was executed via a Scheme of Arrangement under Australian law, with Renesas (through its subsidiary Renesas Electronics NSW Pty Ltd) acquiring all outstanding Altium shares for A$68.50 per share, valuing Altium at approximately A$9.1 billion.

In August 2021, RFPIO (now known as Responsive) completed its acquisition of RFP360, expanding its capabilities across the full RFP lifecycle. The deal strengthens RFPIO’s strategic response management and adds a strategic sourcing solution, broadening its product offering and user base. K1 Investment Management, RFPIO’s institutional investor, participated alongside the company to help finance the acquisition.

Market intelligence platform Lighthouse has acquired HQ revenue, a Berlin-based market data specialist. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the companies said the deal will accelerate investment and innovation for customers as Lighthouse continues building a next-generation commercial platform for hospitality businesses.

Urbint acquired WRM Software, a utility incident management and storm response software company. The deal expands Urbint’s AI-driven operational risk mitigation platform into storm response capabilities for energy and critical infrastructure customers. WRM Software will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Urbint.

Confience, a modern LIMS platform backed by STG, announced the acquisition of Computing Solutions, Inc. (CSI), maker of the LabSoft LIMS product. The deal expands Confience’s capabilities and market reach in laboratory informatics, with a particular focus on the chemical and food & beverage industries.

Epicor acquired Kyklo to expand its enterprise software capabilities with product information management (PIM) and content-driven lead generation solutions. The deal adds Kyklo’s tools to Epicor’s industry-specific software to help customers improve digital product discovery, manage and deploy product content across channels, and generate more sales-qualified leads.

Teamcore, a retail execution technology platform backed by Accel-KKR, has closed the acquisition of Grupo BIT, a Colombian business intelligence provider focused on traditional retail channels. The deal expands Teamcore’s footprint in Colombia and strengthens its ability to offer unified end-to-end retail visibility across modern and traditional channels in Latin America.

gWorks acquired Freedom Systems, a software provider serving small local governments in Pennsylvania. The deal, effective March 27, 2024, expands gWorks’ local-government software capabilities and customer base, and continues gWorks’ acquisition strategy supported by BV Investment Partners.

Accor’s hotel technology subsidiary D-Edge has acquired Paris-based LoungeUp to expand D-Edge’s suite of hotel technology products. LoungeUp provides a hotel CRM platform focused on guest communication, online check-in/check-out, and upselling. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Spring Capital announced the sale of its portfolio company Catenda to private equity firm GRO, with Spring Capital selling all of its shares. Catenda provides BIM and common data environment (CDE) construction project software, including Catenda Hub & Site and Catenda Duo for digital twin operations management.

Totango and Catalyst announced a merger to combine their customer success and customer growth platforms into a unified product for post-sale revenue and customer-led growth. The combined organization will be backed by Great Hill Partners and led by co-CEOs Alistair Rennie (Totango) and Edward Chiu (Catalyst).

CAI Software, LLC, a portfolio company of STG, acquired Maritech AS, a cloud-based ERP provider serving the seafood and logistics industries across Europe and North America. The combination expands CAI’s ERP capabilities for seafood processors and distributors across functions including purchasing, processing, sales, traceability, logistics, and reporting. Broodstock will continue as an investor in the combined company.

Perforce Software, backed by Francisco Partners and Clearlake Capital Group, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Delphix. Delphix provides enterprise test data management software focused on data automation, governance, compliance, and capabilities such as data virtualization and data masking. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the deal is expected to close in the second quarter of 2024 subject to customary conditions.

Music Reports, Inc. acquired Blokur, a London-based music licensing and data platform. The combination is intended to expand Music Reports’ music rights administration capabilities by integrating Blokur’s metadata matching and rights identification technology to improve matching, registrations, reporting, and tools for rightsholders.

IBM entered into a definitive agreement to acquire StreamSets and webMethods, Software AG’s Super iPaaS enterprise technology platforms, for €2.13 billion in cash. The deal is intended to enhance IBM’s watsonx data ingestion capabilities and strengthen its application modernization, integration, and API management offerings for hybrid multi-cloud environments. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of 2024, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals.

Funds advised by Apax Partners LLP completed the acquisitions of OCS from Charme Capital Partners and Finwave from the Lutech Group. The transactions combine OCS and Finwave into a scaled European financial software platform, with the businesses continuing to operate under their existing brands.

MercuryGate International, Inc. acquired International Trade Systems (ITS), a SaaS provider of cross-border customs clearance and global trade compliance software. The deal adds ITS’s global trade management capabilities and subject matter experts to MercuryGate’s Smart Transportation (TMS) platform to provide an integrated, end-to-end solution for customs and trade compliance. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Greater Sum Ventures (GSV) announced a majority investment in Utility Associates, Inc., a provider of digital evidence management and video/camera systems for law enforcement and first responders. Existing backer Hicks Holdings LLC will roll over and continue as a minority investor, alongside new minority investor PSG Equity. Proceeds will be used to fund innovation and accelerate Utility’s growth under current CEO Michael Nark.

The Riverside Company signed a definitive agreement to sell Energy Exemplar, a simulation software provider for the global power market, to private equity funds affiliated with Blackstone and Vista Equity Partners. Financial terms were not disclosed. Energy Exemplar is headquartered in Australia and serves utilities, power companies, and consultants globally.

LDC, the private equity arm of Lloyds Banking Group, has exited its minority investment in Newcastle-headquartered iamproperty through a sale to Perwyn. The transaction values iamproperty at a 278% increase in enterprise value versus LDC’s entry, with co-founders Ben Ridgway and Jamie Cooke and the management team retaining a majority shareholding.

KPA, a portfolio company of CIVC Partners, acquired ComplyNet, a dealer compliance software provider serving automotive and adjacent dealership segments. The acquisition expands KPA’s capabilities across privacy and safeguards, EHS, and sales F&I and advertising compliance solutions for dealerships.

Prairie Capital VI has sold Netalytics, a provider of electronic medical records and practice management software for substance use disorder clinics, to Netsmart Technologies. Netsmart is backed by GI Partners and TA Associates, and the transaction represents Prairie Capital’s exit from its Netalytics investment.

Peak Technologies, a portfolio company of Sole Source Capital, acquired North Coast Technical. North Coast Technical, headquartered in Chesterland, Ohio, provides machine vision hardware and image processing software and will expand Peak Technologies’ machine vision and AI capabilities.

Deltek has completed its acquisition of Replicon, a provider of unified time tracking and workforce management solutions for project- and service-centric organizations. Replicon will become part of Deltek’s software portfolio, expanding Deltek’s capabilities in time management, HR attendance, and PSA and supporting growth in IT services, consulting, and other professional services markets.

StoreForce, a specialty retail operations software provider backed by Accel-KKR, announced the acquisition of ThinkTime, a retail execution solution provider. The deal expands StoreForce’s suite with ThinkTime’s task management, ticketing, communications, and mobile capabilities to improve store productivity and employee engagement for retailers.

WIN-911, an industrial monitoring, alerting, and notification software provider backed by Capstreet, acquired SyTech, a developer of industrial reporting software (XLReporter). Following the acquisition, WIN-911 and SyTech will operate as a combined entity under the new brand SmartSights. SyTech was founded in 1994 and is based in Franklin, Massachusetts.

Springer Nature has acquired protocols.io, a secure online platform for developing, sharing, and collaborating on reproducible scientific methods. The acquisition will integrate protocols.io into Springer Nature’s expanding Solutions business and strengthen its open research and protocol-sharing offerings.

AppHub announced a $95 million strategic growth investment led by PSG, with existing investor Silversmith Capital Partners continuing its partnership. In conjunction with the financing, AppHub acquired Boost, an AI-powered search and discovery application, to expand AppHub’s e-commerce software suite and enhance product discovery capabilities for merchants.

Bigtincan Holdings Limited (ASX:BTH) completed its acquisition of Modus Engagement, Inc. for US$9.5 million, funded from Bigtincan’s existing cash reserves. Modus’ virtual product tour and lead capture technology will be integrated into the Bigtincan sales enablement platform, adding over 100 customer logos and approximately AU$7.5 million in annualized recurring revenue.

Stage Fund, a private equity firm, acquired GetSwift, a provider of last-mile delivery management solutions. The deal adds GetSwift’s delivery management and eCommerce/logistics automation software products to Stage Fund’s portfolio and supports its focus on technology and logistics investments.

Marsh McLennan Agency, a subsidiary of Marsh, acquired Trideo Systems, a provider of risk management information system (RMIS) software for health care organizations. Financial terms were not disclosed. Trideo’s employees, including co-founder Paresh Purohit, will join Marsh McLennan Agency and operate from its Schaumburg, Illinois office.

KEV Group, a provider of K-12 school activity fund management software backed by Serent Capital, acquired InTouch Receipting, a Washington-based receipting and payments solution for schools. The deal expands KEV Group’s scale to a combined 22,000 school customers and broadens its offering to school districts across North America. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Vogl Ventures acquired eLogger, a software developer of electronic logbook solutions used by electric and water utilities, oil & gas companies, and other industrial operations. The deal provides a succession path and supports the transition toward retirement for one of eLogger’s original owners, while positioning the business for its next phase of growth.

3STEP Sports acquired US Officials to add a referee assignment and development capability to its expanding soccer division. US Officials, founded in 2008, operates a platform and network of 6,000+ soccer officials and partners with more than 50 soccer event operators, strengthening 3STEP’s game-day ecosystem and supporting national expansion.

Blackstone completed the acquisition of Cvent Holding Corp. for $8.50 per share in cash, implying an enterprise value of approximately $4.6 billion. The transaction included a significant minority investment from a wholly owned subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and participation from existing stockholder Vista Equity Partners, and Cvent’s shares were delisted from Nasdaq.

Sincere Corporation, parent company of Punchbowl and Memento, announced it has acquired Timehop, a mobile app platform for reliving and organizing personal memories. Timehop is the first acquisition under the Sincere parent entity, and transaction terms were not disclosed.

Nasdaq, Inc. entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Adenza from Thoma Bravo for $10.5 billion in cash and Nasdaq common stock. Adenza provides risk management and regulatory software to financial institutions and was formed from the combination of Calypso and AxiomSL. The transaction is expected to close within six to nine months, subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.

TransPerfect Legal Solutions (TLS) announced the acquisition of eDepoze, an electronic exhibit-sharing platform used in remote and in-person depositions and hearings. The deal expands TLS’s deposition services by adding eDepoze’s cloud-based workflow and Zoom-integrated exhibit management capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Valsoft Corporation Inc., a Montreal-based acquirer and developer of vertical market software businesses, announced the acquisition of Shelton Development Services (SDS). Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Cranleigh, United Kingdom, SDS provides software and related services for housing development and the residential/social housing sector, strengthening Valsoft’s property management vertical in the UK.

Storewise, backed by private equity firm Nexa Equity, acquired MarginMAX to expand its retail automation platform for independent grocers. The deal adds MarginMAX’s cloud-based vendor management and pricing tools for direct store delivery and wholesaler items, enhancing Storewise’s price optimization and operational visibility. Financial terms were not disclosed.

STOPit Solutions acquired PunchAlert, an all-in-one safety communication platform, to expand its emergency management and mass-notification capabilities for schools and communities. PunchAlert’s technology will be integrated into STOPit’s 911-Direct Panic Alert System, and PunchAlert CEO Greg Artzt will join STOPit Solutions as Chief Product Officer to support product integration and development.

OrderMyGear (OMG) announced its acquisition of BrightStores, bringing together two online store technology platforms serving group commerce in the promotional products and team sporting goods markets. Wells Fargo Capital Finance and Accel-KKR Credit Partners provided debt financing to support the transaction, and OMG is backed by Susquehanna Growth Equity.

GeoComply Solutions Inc. has acquired OneComply Inc., a licensing and compliance management platform serving companies in highly regulated markets such as gaming and fintech. The combination expands GeoComply’s compliance and risk offerings by adding OneComply’s centralized licensing automation and ongoing compliance management capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Lumivero announced it has acquired Tevera, a field experience and assessment management software provider, adding it to Lumivero’s data solutions portfolio. The acquisition strengthens Lumivero’s position in experiential learning and outcomes/assessment management for higher education, alongside its existing field experience software Sonia. Lumivero is backed by TA, a global growth private equity firm.

Tempo Software announced an agreement to acquire Amovos SRO, which operates the Old Street Solutions brand. The deal adds Old Street Solutions’ Custom Charts apps for Jira and Confluence to Tempo’s Atlassian-based product suite, expanding Tempo’s data visualization and reporting capabilities for product development organizations.

Studio Designer acquired Toronto-based DesignDocs, a provider of project financial management and accounting software for interior designers. The combination is intended to expand scale across support, professional services, and product development, strengthening the software platform serving interior design firms.

Ethos Capital LP has acquired Newforma, Inc., a collaboration and project information management software provider for the architecture, engineering, construction, and owners (AECO) industry. Headquartered in Boston, Newforma offers PIM and BIM collaboration solutions and plans to accelerate product development and cloud migration with Ethos’ support.

Prometheus Group announced it has acquired Atonix Digital and launched Prometheus APM (Asset Performance Management) as a new addition to the Prometheus Platform. The acquired AtonixOI solution will be integrated into Prometheus Group’s operations and maintenance platform to expand predictive and prescriptive maintenance capabilities for asset-intensive industries.

Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS) has acquired Johannesburg-based Palladium Business Solutions and its suite of ERP and business management software products. The deal expands KCS’s presence in Southern Africa and adds Palladium’s customer base and channel partners, creating a combined business serving approximately 13,500 customers and 75,000 users.

Momentive (Nasdaq: MNTV), maker of SurveyMonkey, entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by a consortium led by Symphony Technology Group (STG) in an all-cash transaction valuing the company at approximately $1.5 billion. Momentive shareholders will receive $9.46 per share, and the deal is expected to close in the second or third quarter of 2023 subject to customary approvals. After closing, Momentive will no longer be publicly listed and will continue operating under the Momentive and SurveyMonkey brands.

MadCap Software, backed by Battery Ventures, acquired IXIASOFT to expand its product offerings with an enterprise-class DITA component content management system (CCMS). IXIASOFT becomes a wholly owned subsidiary, strengthening MadCap’s ability to provide end-to-end solutions for developing, delivering, and managing structured technical content for enterprise customers.

Conductor, an enterprise organic marketing (SEO) platform, announced the acquisition of European-based SEO competitor Searchmetrics. The deal strengthens Conductor’s leadership in the SEO market and accelerates its expansion across Europe, leveraging Searchmetrics’ regional presence and customer base. The acquisition follows Conductor’s 2022 purchase of ContentKing and comes after Conductor’s 2021 funding round led by Bregal Sagemount.

Chowly, a Chicago-based restaurant technology company focused on integrating third-party delivery marketplaces with restaurant POS systems, announced its acquisition of Koala, a guest experience and digital ordering platform for restaurants. The combined business will support over 16,000 restaurant locations and integrate more than 350,000 orders per day across the United States, expanding capabilities such as enterprise-grade online ordering, analytics, and machine-learning-driven recommendations.

Funds advised by Apax Digital completed an equity recapitalization of Magaya Corporation alongside existing investor LLR Partners and other shareholders. The investment will support Magaya’s continued organic growth, platform enhancements, and future strategic M&A, with founders and management retaining minority ownership through rollover.

DMI, a portfolio company of OceanSound Partners, has acquired Simplex Mobility, a provider of asset and expense management software for managed mobility programs. The acquisition adds Simplex’s MyServe platform capabilities—such as inventory management, help desk support, and cost optimization—enhancing DMI’s end-to-end managed services offering for commercial and government customers.

Vehlo announced the acquisition of Rapid Recon and Velocity Automotive, two software providers focused on dealership fixed ops and reconditioning-to-retail workflow. The deal expands Vehlo’s Dealership Fixed Ops customer experience suite to cover dealer service operations end-to-end, adding reconditioning workflow automation and digital merchandising capabilities.

Investcorp Technology Partners (ITP) agreed to acquire a majority stake in Zift Channel Solutions Inc. (Zift Solutions), a provider of partner relationship management (PRM) and through-channel marketing automation (TCMA) software. The round, including additional growth funding from ITP, values the transaction at over $70 million, and existing investors Arrowroot, Oxx, SMM, and AshGrove Capital will remain involved.

Resurgens Technology Partners completed an investment in MCIM by Fulcrum Collaborations, a provider of maintenance, operations, and facility management software for mission-critical facilities. The funding is intended to accelerate product innovation, support expansion into new industry verticals, and help scale the business, with founder Michael Dongieux remaining CEO.

TMA Systems, a US-based provider of CMMS and enterprise asset management software, acquired Prime Technologies, a calibration management software provider. The deal expands TMA’s product suite by integrating Prime’s calibration capabilities with TMA’s WebTMA platform to enhance compliance and equipment calibration workflows for customers across multiple industries.

GHO Capital Partners acquired a majority stake in Sapio Sciences, a US-based informatics platform serving life sciences R&D organizations including biopharmaceutical companies, CROs, and clinical diagnostic labs. The investment, made through GHO Fund III, is intended to drive operational enhancements, international expansion (particularly in Europe), and growth through M&A.

FARO Technologies, Inc. announced it has acquired SiteScape, a provider of LiDAR-based 3D scanning software for the AEC and operations & maintenance markets. FARO plans to integrate SiteScape’s iOS-enabled LiDAR capture capabilities into the FARO Sphere Platform to expand and streamline reality-capture workflows for construction and facilities customers.

Princeton TMX, LLC, a Fort Wayne-based provider of a cloud-based transportation management system (TMS) for industrial shippers, completed a strategic transaction with The Stephens Group, LLC. The investment is intended to accelerate the value Princeton TMX delivers to industrial shippers through modern cloud infrastructure, automation, and optimization capabilities. Software Equity Group (SEG) served as Princeton TMX’s exclusive financial advisor.

Gravyty announced the acquisition of Fabrik to expand its market leadership in the United Kingdom and strengthen its alumni engagement offering. Fabrik will be integrated into Graduway from Gravyty, supporting alumni engagement, mentoring, and fundraising for schools, colleges, and universities.

Newfold Digital, backed by affiliates of Clearlake Capital Group and Siris Capital Group, has completed the acquisition of MarkMonitor from Clarivate Plc. The deal strengthens Newfold Digital’s enterprise domain management and online presence protection capabilities by adding MarkMonitor’s domain management solutions.

Versaterm Public Safety announced the acquisition of FivePoint Solutions to strengthen its public safety technology ecosystem with comprehensive data exchange and integration capabilities. FivePoint Solutions, headquartered in Lexington, South Carolina, provides data integration, intelligence-sharing, and case management tools for courts and public safety agencies.

Marlin Equity Partners announced the acquisition of People-Analytix AG, an AI-based employee skills management platform headquartered in Switzerland. People-Analytix will be merged with Learning Pool, an existing Marlin portfolio company, to enhance Learning Pool’s eLearning and workforce skills capabilities.

Vista Equity Partners announced the sale of its stake in Aptean, exiting its investment in the enterprise software company. Vista previously acquired Aptean alongside TA Associates in 2019 and later welcomed Charlesbank Capital Partners as an investment partner in 2020; the announcement does not name the buyer of Vista’s stake.

InVita Healthcare Technologies announced that it has acquired BloodHub, adding BloodHub to InVita's Blood Management Division. The combination expands InVita’s connected software offering for blood centers, enhancing capabilities across order-to-cash, transportation, and IRL lab workflow automation for blood and biologics supply chains in North America.

Ideagen entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ProcessMAP, combining their capabilities to create a category-leading EHSQ (environment, health, safety and quality) software offering. Following closing (expected in 2022, subject to customary conditions), ProcessMAP will operate as “ProcessMAP – an Ideagen solution,” expanding Ideagen’s health and safety portfolio and global reach. Hg will remain the majority investor in the combined business.

The Riverside Company has invested in FoodLogiQ, LLC as an add-on acquisition to its ESHA Research platform. FoodLogiQ provides supply chain management software for food industry customers, complementing ESHA’s SaaS-based nutritional analysis, labeling compliance, and product formulation capabilities.

Bregal Sagemount announced a minority strategic growth investment in SOLO LLC (Solo), a provider of solar sales, proposal, and design software. The investment will support Solo’s continued product expansion and growth in the U.S. solar industry; financial terms were not disclosed.

DRB, a provider of software and hardware solutions for the car wash industry, acquired Beacon Mobile LLC, a mobile technology innovator for car wash membership management. The deal expands DRB’s cloud-based capabilities for managing car wash memberships across its family of brands and extends unlimited membership functionality to DRB In-Bay Solutions customers.

Personify, Inc., a Pamlico Capital portfolio company, acquired Charlotte-based GTR Event Technology to expand its Community Experience Platform. The deal adds event registration, lead retrieval, badge printing, attendance tracking and related event management capabilities to Personify’s offering. GTR was backed by Topmark Partners, and GTR CEO Travis Tucker will join Personify as Head of Events Business Strategy.

Accel-KKR made a majority growth investment in Teamcore, a retail execution software platform serving CPGs and retailers across Latin America. The funding will support Teamcore’s go-to-market acceleration, product roadmap enhancements, and inorganic growth opportunities including potential strategic M&A.

Essex Bay Capital announced it has made a growth investment in STRIVE, a provider of mobile and web-based employee experience solution software for small and medium-sized businesses. The partnership is intended to accelerate product enhancements and increase investment in customer success, sales, and marketing, while supporting STRIVE’s expansion strategy including acquisitions of complementary businesses.

QuestionPro announced it has acquired Digsite, adding Digsite’s qualitative research capabilities and collaborative Insights Platform to QuestionPro’s research offerings. The deal expands QuestionPro’s Customer Experience (CX), Research & Insights, and Employee Experience (EX) platforms by enabling more agile, real-time qualitative research alongside its existing survey and quantitative tools.

BigHand announced it has acquired Digitory Legal, an AI-enabled timecard and cost analytics platform for law firms and in-house legal departments. The acquisition strengthens BigHand’s operational, financial, and matter pricing capabilities by leveraging deeper insights from billing/timecard data, including Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) analytics. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Kofax, backed by TA Associates and Clearlake Capital, announced it has acquired Ephesoft Inc. The deal expands Kofax’s intelligent document processing (IDP) offerings and cloud solutions and adds additional go-to-market channels. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Bonafide Medical Group announced a joint investment from CVF Capital Partners and DCA Capital Partners to support the company’s expansion. Bonafide provides cloud-based workflow management and ERP software for the durable and home medical equipment industries and is headquartered in Thousand Oaks, California.

Intelerad Medical Systems announced it has acquired PenRad Technologies, Inc., a provider of software for breast imaging and lung cancer screening. The deal expands Intelerad’s mammography, lung analytics, and workflow optimization capabilities for radiologists and healthcare systems. The acquisition follows Intelerad’s recent investment by TA Associates.

Litera acquired Micron Systems Inc., a developer of cloud-based talent management software for legal and accounting professionals. The deal expands Litera’s legal technology portfolio, adding capabilities across recruiting, continuing education, performance review, and work allocation to help firms improve talent engagement and retention.

WeVideo Inc. announced the acquisition of PlayPosit, an interactive video learning software company, to expand WeVideo’s video creation platform with engagement features, assessment, and measurable analytics. The combination is positioned to deliver an end-to-end solution for creating video content and enriching it with interactive layers and learning measurement for education and corporate training users.

System High, a secure IT and networking services provider backed by Enlightenment Capital, has acquired ManageYourID, an identity management software company focused on data privacy and security. Financial terms were not disclosed, and ManageYourID will operate as a subsidiary while the combined organization integrates their data protection offerings to expand functionality and market reach.

Litera, a legal technology solutions provider, announced it has acquired BigSquare, a provider of financial and business intelligence software for law firms. The acquisition adds BigSquare’s cloud-based BI dashboards to Litera’s portfolio, expanding Litera’s Firm Intelligence capabilities and enabling law firms to access financial data and insights more easily.

Mitratech acquired TalentReef, a talent management platform focused on high-volume, hourly employee applicant tracking and onboarding. The deal expands Mitratech’s HR compliance and efficiency offerings, with plans to integrate TalentReef with Mitratech products including Tracker I-9 and AssureHire.

DocuPhase, a provider of business process automation, accounting automation, and B2B payments software, announced the acquisition of workflow automation company Frevvo. Frevvo’s digital forms and e-signature capabilities will be added to enhance DocuPhase’s automation platform and support growth in markets such as education. DocuPhase is backed by growth equity firm LoneTree.

ECI Software Solutions acquired Data Inventions, Inc. and Lojic LLC, adding the Alora data connectivity/manufacturing intelligence platform and Lojic’s visualization and analytics solution for manufacturers. The acquisitions enhance ECI’s manufacturing ERP ecosystem with real-time operational insights and tighter integrations (including with JobBOSS, JobBOSS2, M1, and Macola). The deal closed August 5, 2022, and terms were not disclosed.

NinjaCat announced the acquisition of Shape.io to expand its digital marketing performance management platform. Shape.io adds PPC budget management, monitoring, and automation capabilities, strengthening NinjaCat’s goal of providing an all-in-one platform and single source of truth for marketing data. Deal terms were not disclosed.

Calero-MDSL, a technology expense management (TEM) software provider backed by Riverside Partners and Oak Hill Capital Partners, acquired Network Control, a boutique telecom expense management company. Network Control will continue to operate from Waverly, Iowa, and its owner/CEO Mark Hearn will join Calero-MDSL to lead the Network Control business unit. Financial terms were not disclosed.