Software Acquisitions in Delaware

Xtremepush has acquired US-based loyalty platform Scrimmage to accelerate the launch of its XP Loyalty product and bring advanced gamification and real-time personalization into its CRM stack. The deal brings Scrimmage’s technology and founder Dan Taren into Xtremepush’s team to strengthen operator-facing loyalty capabilities and improve player engagement and retention.

DocLib, a Wilmington, Delaware–based provider of ERP-integrated accounts payable automation, has acquired Broom Street Software, a long-standing QAD-focused software and services provider. The deal broadens DocLib’s procure-to-pay and supplier collaboration capabilities—adding Broom Street’s Supplier Portal and Purchasing Desk—and strengthens its position in the QAD ecosystem while preserving continuity for existing customers.

uStudio, the enterprise streaming and media platform, has acquired WorkPerfectly, a provider of private podcasting tools for workforce productivity. The deal brings private-podcast and AI-driven audio capabilities into uStudio's platform and appoints WorkPerfectly founder Molly Beck as Head of Marketing at uStudio.

PSG and 2ndWave Software have purchased JAMS (including the Skybot platform) from Fortra and established JAMS Software as an independent company owned by PSG, 2ndWave and employees. The transaction, which closed June 1, 2025, positions the standalone JAMS Software to accelerate product innovation, expand market reach, and deepen support for global IT operations customers.

DiliTrust, the Paris-based AI-powered legal-tech SaaS provider, has acquired U.S.-based Enterprise Legal Management (ELM) vendor doeLEGAL to accelerate its U.S. market entry and expand its product offering in matter management, e-billing and e-discovery. All doeLEGAL employees will join DiliTrust; financial terms were not disclosed.

Ontario Systems, a provider of enterprise workflow automation software, acquired Katabat, a cloud-based debt-collection platform, to expand its collections workflow footprint into the first-party collections market. The deal brings Katabat’s machine-learning driven collections capabilities and customer base into Ontario’s suite of accounts receivable management solutions to improve recovery rates and broaden market coverage.