Software Acquisitions in Colorado

Actionstep, a cloud-based law firm management software provider, has acquired early-stage passive time capture startup Traced to accelerate development of its AI-powered Trace time capture module. The acquisition brings Traced’s founder and technology into Actionstep’s product team to strengthen automated, AI-driven time capture for midmarket law firms.

CXT Software, backed by Ionic Partners, has acquired e-Courier to create the largest last-mile TMS provider focused on couriers and shippers, nearly doubling customer footprint and combining R&D resources. Accel-KKR Credit Partners provided acquisition financing to support the transaction, which aims to accelerate AI-driven routing, dispatch optimization, and product innovation across last-mile logistics.

Ten Thousand Coffees (10KC) has acquired Abode to create an end-to-end platform for cohort-based talent development, combining 10KC's mentorship and peer-learning capabilities with Abode's early-career engagement operating system. The deal unifies offerings for early-career programs, manager effectiveness, and leadership development to deliver a single platform for HR teams focused on scalable, personalized employee lifecycle development.

Silvaco Group, Inc. has acquired Tech-X Corporation, a developer of high-performance multi-physics simulation software for photonics, electromagnetics and plasma dynamics. The deal integrates Tech-X's GPU-accelerated multi-physics tools into Silvaco's Victory TCAD platform to expand Silvaco's capabilities into photonics, wafer-scale plasma modeling and AI-enabled simulation workflows.

Chaos has acquired EvolveLAB, a Boulder-based developer of AI software for AEC professionals (products include Veras, Glyph, Morphis and Helix). The acquisition brings EvolveLAB's generative-design, BIM automation and AI documentation tools into Chaos' design-to-visualization ecosystem and adds the EvolveLAB team to Chaos' product organization.

InductiveHealth has acquired Envision Technology Partners to combine disease and syndromic surveillance capabilities with Envision’s immunization information system (WebIZ), creating a unified public health platform. The deal aims to improve interoperability across public health systems, accelerate implementations, and enhance analytics for federal, state and local public health agencies.

LLR Partners completed a strategic growth investment in TurboTenant, a Fort Collins–based property management software platform for independent landlords. The minority growth capital will be used to support TurboTenant's organic growth and future acquisitions as the company expands its subscription offerings and platform capabilities.

CivicPlus has acquired the PASS Lite software and PASS cost-recovery consulting services from ePRepSolutions, integrating the tools into its CivicPlus Recreation Management platform to enhance parks and recreation financial and operations reporting. Matthew Hickey, founder of ePRepSolutions, will join CivicPlus to lead integration efforts and support customers.

Outside Interactive, Inc. acquired the MapMyFitness suite of connected fitness apps (including MapMyRun, MapMyRide, and MapMyWalk) from Under Armour, closing on August 30, 2024. The deal expands Outside’s mapping and connected-fitness capabilities, adds MapMyFitness’ 80+ million registered users to Outside’s audience, and scales the buyer’s first‑party data and advertising network.

NLX, an enterprise AI platform for conversational and multimodal applications, has acquired Radish Systems and its patented ChoiceView technology to add visual interaction capabilities to voice transactions. The acquisition strengthens NLX's multimodal offering for contact centers and customer service use cases, enabling improved efficiency, accessibility, and customer satisfaction.

The Riverside Company’s Micro-Cap Fund has made a growth investment in Kaseware, a Denver-based provider of cloud-based investigation and case management software for public safety agencies and corporations. Riverside said the capital will be used to accelerate product development, expand customer support and drive geographic expansion.

Roper Technologies has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Procare Solutions, a leading provider of child care center management software and integrated payments, from Warburg Pincus and TA Associates for an enterprise value of $1.86 billion. The acquisition expands Roper's portfolio of vertical software businesses and is expected to close in Q1 2024 subject to regulatory approvals.

MadCap Software, a San Diego–based provider of multi-channel content authoring and management solutions backed by Battery Ventures, has acquired Xyleme, an enterprise learning content management system (LCMS) provider. The deal combines MadCap's technical documentation and component content management capabilities with Xyleme's LCMS to offer a unified content platform for enterprise training, documentation, certification and compliance.

Tyler Technologies has acquired ResourceX, a Denver-based provider of priority-based budgeting software for the public sector. The deal integrates ResourceX's AI/ML-enabled budgeting tools into Tyler's ERP and civic product suite to expand Tyler's public-sector budgeting capabilities and provide greater transparency and efficiency for government clients.

KPA, a provider of Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) software, acquired AnchoRock, a mobile-first construction safety and compliance software company, to expand KPA’s construction-specific capabilities and accelerate growth in the construction end market. The deal is an add-on to KPA’s PE-backed platform and aims to deepen product functionality for contractors and broaden KPA’s middle-market customer base.

Dura Software has acquired Oxlo Systems, a Broomfield, Colorado–based provider of automotive retail software for OEMs, dealerships, and dealer software providers. The transaction is an add-on to Dura’s expanding portfolio of hyper-niche B2B software businesses and is intended to deepen the buyer’s capabilities in the automotive retail technology space.

Akerna will sell its cannabis software business — including MJ Platform, Leaf Data Systems and Ample Organics — to MJ Freeway Acquisition Co for $5.0 million, with Alleaves participating in financing; the closing is planned to coincide with Akerna's merger with Gryphon Digital Mining. POSaBIT had earlier entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the same assets but Akerna terminated that agreement after receiving an alternative offer. The deal allows Akerna to divest its software business ahead of the Gryphon merger while enabling Alleaves / MJ Acquisition Co to expand their cannabis software and ERP capabilities.

Waverock Software, a vertical market enterprise software holding company, has completed the acquisition and strategic growth investment in PlanIT Geo, a provider of urban forestry software and consulting services. The investment will provide PlanIT Geo with long-term capital and operational support to scale its TreePlotter software and consulting offerings to governments, nonprofits, universities, and private clients.

i3 Verticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: IIIV) acquired AccuFund, Inc., a provider of fund accounting software for U.S. government entities and nonprofits, effective January 1, 2023. The acquisition expands i3 Verticals' public sector product set and customer base by adding AccuFund's fund accounting capabilities to its vertical software platform.

Penguin Solutions' Penguin Computing group acquired all software and intellectual property assets of Colorado Code Craft and brought Colorado Code Craft employees into the Penguin Computing team. The asset purchase expands Penguin's remote-visualization, remote desktop and application-streaming capabilities for its Scyld Cloud Workstation and Scyld Cloud Central offerings, extending availability across cloud and on-premises HPC/AI environments.

Hint Health, the San Francisco-based platform powering Direct Primary Care (DPC) practices, acquired AeroDPC, a Denver-based EMR and practice management software built for DPC clinics. The acquisition integrates AeroDPC's EMR and practice tools into Hint's HintOS membership, billing and network platform to create an end-to-end solution for DPC providers; AeroDPC co-founder Dr. Brad Brown joins Hint as Medical Director.

Thoma Bravo completed its previously announced all-cash acquisition of Ping Identity for approximately $2.8 billion. Ping Identity stockholders received $28.50 per share, Ping Identity will be delisted from the NYSE, and Thoma Bravo said it will support Ping's next phase of product innovation and growth.

Alogent has acquired AccuSystems, a provider of document imaging and tracking software for banks and credit unions, to expand its enterprise content and information management and process automation capabilities for financial institutions. The deal brings AccuSystems’ workflow and compliance-focused solutions into Alogent’s product suite to accelerate digital transformation for banks and credit unions of all asset sizes.

An affiliate of Peak Rock Capital has completed the acquisition of Spatial Business Systems (SBS) in partnership with the company's founders and management. SBS, a Denver-based provider of intelligent design and spatial data integration software for utilities and infrastructure firms, will receive investment to accelerate product development and geographic expansion.

Aquila, a software investment division of Vela Software/Constellation Software, has acquired Cibar Inc., a Colorado Springs-based provider of trade finance banking software. Cibar will operate as an autonomous business unit within Aquila's group of fintech businesses, expanding Aquila's capabilities in international trade finance software for large and middle-market banks.

Softek, a provider of capital and credit management solutions, has acquired Gentech (H2 FinTech), a technology and software services firm serving broker-dealers and registered investment advisors (RIAs). The acquisition adds Gentech's compliance, sales supervision, commission compensation and portfolio management platform and technical development team to Softek, expanding its capabilities and reach into the RIA/independent broker-dealer market.

System1, Inc. (owner of MapQuest) has completed its acquisition of RoadWarrior, a subscription route-planning app serving gig-economy and professional drivers. System1 plans to integrate MapQuest's B2B APIs and route-planning capabilities to enhance RoadWarrior's product and expand its user base.

IgniteTech has signed a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of BryterCX, a provider of AI-driven customer journey and CX analytics. The acquisition will fold BryterCX's Journey Intelligence platform into IgniteTech's Customer Experience Management suite to expand its CX capabilities and offer the technology through IgniteTech's subscription licensing program.

Prometheus Group, a provider of asset management and optimization software, has acquired RiskPoynt, a SaaS provider of operational risk and barrier-health management software. The deal expands Prometheus' Prometheus Platform capabilities in risk visualization and mitigation for asset-intensive industries and is the seventh acquisition since Prometheus was acquired by Genstar Capital.

PartnerOne (Partner One Capital) has completed the acquisition of the Activation (Customer Acquisition and Network Services) and CVML & Loyalty (Marketing) business assets of Evolving Systems, Inc. The asset-sale (total consideration reported at $40 million) transfers those telecom-focused real-time digital engagement capabilities into PartnerOne's software portfolio while leaving Evolving Systems with proceeds and a reduced business scope.

Bentley Systems' Seequent business unit has acquired Denver-based Advanced Resources and Risk Technology, LLC (AR2Tech), a developer of geostatistical software and algorithms. The acquisition adds AR2Tech's high-performance geostatistics algorithms, IP, and cloud/desktop workflows to Seequent's geological modeling solutions to strengthen capabilities for mining, environmental sciences, and energy users.

Global life sciences software company IDBS has acquired Boulder-based Skyland Analytics, developer of the Skyland PIMS data management and analytics platform. The acquisition integrates Skyland's product- and process-level biopharma manufacturing data capabilities into IDBS Polar to create a unified BioPharma Lifecycle Management offering that spans development through commercial manufacturing.

TELEO Capital Management completed a growth equity investment in Flatirons Solutions, acquiring the company from Presse Participations to support product innovation and expansion. Flatirons, a Boulder-based provider of technical content management SaaS for the aerospace, aviation and defense industries, will leverage TELEO's resources to accelerate development and market growth.

Motorola Solutions has acquired Envysion, Inc., a cloud-based enterprise video and analytics software provider for retail and quick-service restaurant operators, from Parthenon Capital. The acquisition will integrate Envysion’s video analytics and business intelligence capabilities into Motorola Solutions’ portfolio of video security and access control solutions to enhance enterprise security and operational insights.

Next Coast ETA has made a growth investment in TaskRay alongside TaskRay CEO Sam Swan and an unspecified syndicate of investors. TaskRay is a Denver-based, Salesforce-native customer onboarding SaaS that serves large and mid-market enterprises; Next Coast ETA said it will provide software expertise and network support to help scale the business.

The Riverside Company has made an investment in ToolWatch, a provider of tool and equipment tracking and operations management software for the construction, utilities and oil & gas industries. Riverside said it will support ToolWatch’s product development, expand its customer efforts and pursue complementary add-on acquisitions to grow the business.

Anaqua, the Boston-based intellectual property (IP) management software provider, has acquired SeeUnity, a Johnstown, Colorado-based provider of API-based enterprise content integration and migration software. Anaqua will integrate SeeUnity's connector library and migration tools into its AQX and PATTSY WAVE platforms, retain SeeUnity's employees, and expand investment in product, engineering, and client-facing resources.

Waud Capital Partners has entered a growth capital partnership to acquire a majority stake in TeamSnap, the Boulder-based sports technology and team-management software platform. The investment will provide capital and leadership (including a new CEO and Executive Chairman from Waud) to accelerate product development, expand offerings and pursue organic and inorganic growth initiatives while founder Dave DuPont retains a financial stake.

PDFTron Systems Inc. has acquired Windward Studios, a Colorado-based leader in document automation and generation technology. The deal expands PDFTron's document platform capabilities by adding Windward's no-code automation and dynamic document generation tools, accelerating PDFTron's product roadmap following prior growth investment from Silversmith Capital Partners.

Ivanti, backed by Clearlake Capital and TA Associates, has completed the acquisition of Cherwell Software to extend its Ivanti Neurons hyperautomation platform and broaden enterprise service management, no-code/low-code capabilities. The deal integrates Cherwell’s IT service management technology into Ivanti’s unified endpoint management and zero-trust security portfolio to deliver end-to-end service and personalized employee experiences.

onX, the outdoor GPS mapping and navigation company, has acquired Adventure Projects, Inc., the operator of community-driven outdoor guide sites and mobile apps (including Mountain Project, MTB Project, Hiking Project, Powder Project, and Trail Run Project). onX said it will continue to work with Adventure Projects' contributors and CEO Nick Wilder while integrating their guide content and communities into onX's mapping products to enhance outdoor discovery and access.

Appfire acquired Artemis Software, an Atlassian Marketplace app vendor known for products such as MultiExcerpt, Copy Page Tree, and Flow Board. The deal brings Artemis founders Brendan Patterson and Bob Bergman (who will join Appfire as Chief Product Architects in Denver) to Appfire and accelerates Appfire’s cloud product strategy; the transaction was financed by First Eagle Alternative Credit, LLC.

Learning Pool, a PE-backed learning technology group, has acquired Remote Learner, a Denver-based LMS specialist, to grow its North American presence and add capability to its portfolio. Remote Learner — which has around 35 staff and 300+ customers including Indeed and Royal Caribbean — will be led by Dr. Page Chen as CEO and join the Learning Pool Group board.

FORM.com, a provider of mobile data collection and workflow automation backed by Diversis Capital, acquired the GoSpotCheck product line in a carveout/divestiture. The deal merges GoSpotCheck's mobile task management and image-recognition capabilities into FORM.com's low-code/no-code field data platform to expand capabilities for mid-size and large global enterprise customers.

Telestream, a Genstar Capital–backed portfolio company, has acquired EcoDigital (formerly Front Porch Digital), maker of the DIVA media content management and archiving platform. The add-on expands Telestream's media workflow and archive capabilities—enabling tighter integration between EcoDigital's DIVA CMS and Telestream's Vantage processing platform and cloud-agnostic storage options.

Atlassian has acquired Halp, a messaging-first helpdesk that turns Slack messages into trackable support tickets. The acquisition brings Halp’s Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations into Atlassian’s product family to deepen messaging-native support workflows and tighter integrations with Jira and Confluence.

AFV Partners LLC, a technology-focused holding company, has acquired Aircraft Performance Group, LLC (APG), a provider of flight operations software, from Liberty Hall Capital Partners. The deal closed on January 3, 2020; terms were not disclosed. APG is headquartered in Lone Tree, Colorado and provides mission-critical flight planning, runway analysis and weight & balance software to commercial, business and military aviation customers.

Daxko, a provider of technology and payment solutions for member-based health and wellness centers, acquired TennisSource, a Colorado-based provider of tennis facility management software. The acquisition expands Daxko's Club Automation capabilities and strengthens its offering for tennis clubs and sports facilities.

Cority has acquired Axion Health, a provider of ReadySet employee-health SaaS used by over 100 hospital systems. The acquisition expands Cority’s EHSQ software capabilities in employee and occupational health, strengthening its position in the healthcare vertical following Cority’s growth investment from Thoma Bravo.

Next Gear Solutions, a Serent Capital portfolio company, has acquired Accurence, a provider of automated adjusting and guideline-management software for the restoration and property-claims market. The deal expands Next Gear's product suite—integrating Accurence's SettleAssist, QualityAssist, ScopeAssist and National Water Prime offerings—to streamline workflow for contractors and insurance carriers across claims processes.