Software Acquisitions in Texas

Mastercam, part of the Sandvik Group, has acquired the CAM business line of longtime channel partner MLC CAD Systems to strengthen its localized support and market presence across the Western and Southwestern United States. MLC CAD Systems will continue to collaborate with Mastercam as a technical solutions provider while transitioning its CAM customers and regional expertise into Mastercam's direct operations.

Simpro Group has acquired Delight, an AI-driven customer engagement solution purpose-built for field service and trade businesses. The acquisition integrates Delight into Simpro's AI-first operating platform to drive repeat revenue and expand post-job monetization capabilities; early customer outcomes reportedly include a ~15% increase in sales and ~10% lift in recurring revenue within six weeks.

Decisions + ProcessMaker, the recently merged business process automation and AI orchestration provider, has acquired Configurable Management, a developer of SAP-focused automation and mass data processing products. The acquisition brings Configurable Management's SAP-specific tooling (D/4SAP, BAPIMatic, Scriptonite, DVM, Wingman) into the Decisions + ProcessMaker portfolio to accelerate SAP data migration, validation, and orchestration capabilities for enterprise customers.

PCMI has acquired the Enterprise Solutions Business Unit of StoneEagle, adding administration software systems for contract and claims management to its F&I platform. The deal, following PCMI's investment by Thoma Bravo, is intended to strengthen PCMI's capabilities in the automotive finance & insurance administration space; StoneEagle’s Retail Business Unit will continue to operate independently.

Inktavo (the parent of Printavo, InkSoft, GraphicsFlow, SignTracker, and Clarity) and OrderMyGear (OMG) have merged to combine their shop management, e-commerce, production, and data capabilities into a single, integrated platform for branded merchandise businesses. The combined company will continue to operate existing product lines and retain backing from investors including PSG, Blue Star Innovation Partners, and Susquehanna Growth Equity (SGE).

Rentvine has acquired RentFinder.ai, an AI-powered rent analysis and predictive pricing platform. The deal will integrate RentFinder's machine-learning rent intelligence into Rentvine's property management software to deliver real-time pricing recommendations and improved leasing workflows for property managers.

Fraud prevention and AML compliance platform SEON closed an $80 million Series C round led by Sixth Street Growth, with participation from IVP, Creandum, Firebolt and new investor Hearst. The growth capital will be used to accelerate SEON’s global expansion, advance its AI-powered product capabilities and support strategic talent acquisition.

Versaterm, a global public safety software provider, has acquired DroneSense, a drone operations software company that enables public safety agencies to run Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs. The acquisition integrates DroneSense’s hardware‑agnostic drone management platform into Versaterm’s CAD and incident command systems to expand operational capabilities, improve situational awareness and accelerate drone deployment within emergency response workflows.

Kinective has acquired Janusea to deepen its banking operations platform with Janusea's API integration technology, improving connectivity between core banking systems and fintech applications. Janusea's leadership team will remain in place as Kinective integrates the company's capabilities to accelerate digital transformation and expand fintech integration across its customer base.

Mitchell Capital, a Houston-based private equity firm, has acquired a controlling interest in Optelos, a developer of cloud-native digital twin and AI-powered asset assurance software. The investment provides growth capital to accelerate product innovation, expand go-to-market efforts, and scale Optelos's platform for utilities, telecom, and industrial customers.

BVP Forge, a private equity firm focused on growth-oriented software and services businesses, has acquired Technical Toolboxes Powertools, Inc. from HKW and Theatre Capital LLC. Technical Toolboxes, a Houston-based provider of cloud-based pipeline integrity and compliance SaaS for pipeline operators, engineering and inspection firms, and utilities, will be positioned for further product, AI and go-to-market investment under BVP Forge.

SignUp Software, a portfolio company of Insight Partners, has acquired SK Global Software LLC (SKsoft), a provider of banking and treasury automation solutions for Microsoft Dynamics 365. The acquisition expands SignUp's Microsoft Dynamics suite—joining SKsoft with SignUp's ExFlow, DynamicWeb, and Axtension—to create a global solutions offering for finance, commerce, and supply chain automation.

Virtana has acquired Zenoss to combine Zenoss' real-time, service-centric event intelligence with Virtana's deep hybrid-infrastructure observability and AI-driven analytics. The deal brings the two companies together under the Virtana brand to deliver a unified observability platform targeting enterprises, MSPs, and public-sector customers.

Datacor, Inc. has acquired Baytek International, a provider of Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and quality control software. The acquisition expands Datacor’s laboratory and QC capabilities to better serve process manufacturers, including refiners, petrochemical and specialty chemical customers.

Reticulate Micro, Inc. (OTCQB: RMXI) acquired the remaining shares of RMX Industries Inc., its 50/50 joint venture with K2 Endeavor DMCC, via a stock-exchange transaction, making RMX Industries a wholly-owned subsidiary. The deal consolidates operations and updates the leadership team to accelerate commercial opportunities across defense, AI, telecommunications and enterprise markets.

Turn/River Capital has completed the acquisition of SolarWinds Corporation for approximately $4.4 billion, paying SolarWinds shareholders $18.50 per share in cash. With the closing, SolarWinds becomes a privately held company; Turn/River said it will invest in product innovation, observability, and AI-powered automation to accelerate growth.

Loftware has acquired BL.INK to expand its product identification platform by adding enterprise link management, dynamic QR code capabilities, and no-code Digital Product Passport (DPP) functionality. The acquisition integrates BL.INK’s SaaS link-management and connected-packaging tools into Loftware’s end-to-end product identification and supply-chain labeling solutions, strengthening capabilities for global enterprise brands and regulated industries.

Woodforest Financial Group, parent of Woodforest National Bank, announced a strategic growth investment in Zelus Automation Platform, a Houston-based fintech software company that develops SNAP, an automated account-opening platform for banks. The investment positions Woodforest to accelerate SNAP development and adoption while supporting Zelus’s expansion into community and regional banks.

Oakline Holdings has completed an investment to acquire Applied Training Resources (ATR), the maker of the SmartProcedures digital procedure lifecycle platform. Oakline will partner with ATR's management to expand product capabilities and grow ATR's footprint in high-risk, regulated industrial end markets; Vista Point Advisors served as exclusive financial advisor to ATR.

Handle, the Dallas-based premium home concierge platform, has acquired CUES, a Dallas-based workforce engagement and instant-pay technology provider. The acquisition integrates CUES' instant payment and recognition tools into Handle's platform to accelerate technician pay, improve workforce engagement, and enhance operational efficiency for home services.

Francisco Partners has agreed to acquire Quorum Software, a leading provider of energy software, from Thoma Bravo. The deal will position Quorum to accelerate product and platform investment and pursue growth through organic initiatives and strategic acquisitions to expand its global energy software footprint.

Gemspring Capital Management, through its Gemspring Growth Solutions I fund, made a strategic, non-control growth investment in Houston-based Sitemetric. The capital will be used to accelerate product development, expand go-to-market resources, and support both organic growth and potential strategic acquisitions as Sitemric scales its jobsite security, safety, and workforce management platform for the construction industry.

Appfire has acquired Flow, Pluralsight’s Software Engineering Intelligence (SEI) platform, expanding Appfire’s product portfolio into engineering productivity and analytics. The acquisition transfers Flow from Pluralsight to Appfire and enables Appfire to offer data-driven developer productivity insights alongside its existing Atlassian/Microsoft/monday.com integrations.

Liquidity Services, Inc. (NASDAQ: LQDT) has acquired Auction Software and its Simple Auction Site business to form the core of a new private-label and SaaS arm, Liquidity Services Software Solutions, Inc. The deal expands Liquidity Services' auction and marketplace software capabilities to serve entrepreneurs, SMBs and large corporations across the circular economy; terms were not disclosed.

MyCase has acquired Docketwise, a specialist immigration-focused case management and form automation platform, adding immigration functionality to the MyCase legal practice management ecosystem. The deal is an add-on to MyCase (a portfolio company of Apax Partners) intended to accelerate product development, expand MyCase's immigration customer base, and enable deeper integrations between the two platforms.

GTCR has signed a definitive agreement to invest $1.33 billion in Tricentis, valuing the enterprise at $4.5 billion. Insight Partners will continue as a significant investor and will work with GTCR with equal board representation as Tricentis uses the capital to fuel growth, product innovation, and global expansion.

Teamfront, a strategic partner for founder-owned field services software companies based in Austin, Texas, has acquired Floorzap, a flooring and remodeling business management software provider headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas. The acquisition expands Teamfront's portfolio of vertical field-service software solutions and provides Floorzap with resources and strategic support to scale operations and product capabilities.

M-Files Corporation has agreed to a majority recapitalization led by Haveli Investments and Bregal Milestone, with founder & CEO Antti Nivala remaining a significant minority shareholder alongside company leadership and employees. The deal — expected to close in Q4 2024 — will support global expansion, product innovation and acceleration of M-Files’ GenAI and knowledge work automation capabilities.

1876 Partners Fund I, LP has acquired Maverick Document Signings, Inc. (Mavsign), a provider of remote document closing, VerifyID fraud-detection technology, and a large mobile notary network serving U.S. automotive dealerships. The acquisition will allow 1876 Partners to combine its B2B software investment focus with Mavsign's technology and dealer relationships to expand capabilities and product offerings for dealers.

Litera, a global legal technology company, has acquired FileTrail, a provider of information governance and records management software for law firms, corporations and regulated industries. The acquisition expands Litera's governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) capabilities by adding FileTrail's records-management and matter-mobility products to Litera's existing GRC suite.

Embrace Software Inc has acquired TESSALink, a provider of inspection management and asset management software focused on industrial safety and compliance. The acquisition will integrate TESSALink's CertNet platform into Embrace's Industrial Group to expand its asset management, inspection, and safety solution stack for sectors including Oil & Gas, Chemical, Automotive, Pharma, and Utilities.

PeakEquity Partners has led a growth investment in Art Storefronts, an Austin-based software platform that enables painters, photographers and other creatives to run and grow online art businesses. The capital will be used to accelerate product development, expand the team and enter new markets to support the company’s >10,000 customers.

Energy Exemplar has acquired Adapt2 Solutions, a Houston-based provider of AI-enabled power market operations software, to integrate Adapt2’s capabilities into its PLEXOS and Aurora energy modeling platforms. The deal strengthens Energy Exemplar’s product set and provides customers with an end-to-end solution for energy market operations and planning.

Caseproof, the maker of WordPress membership tools including MemberPress, has acquired AccessAlly, a WordPress-based learning management and membership platform. The deal brings AccessAlly into Caseproof's product portfolio (and the WPBeginner Growth Fund), expanding Caseproof's capabilities for online educators and membership site owners.

Raptor Technologies has acquired SIGMA Threat Management Associates in an agreement with Ontic to integrate SIGMA’s threat assessment and violence prevention services into Raptor’s StudentSafe school-safety platform. Dr. Marisa Randazzo will join Raptor as Executive Director of Threat Assessment to lead threat assessment services and training.

Versaterm, a global public safety solutions provider based in Ottawa, has acquired McKinney, Texas–based Integrated Computer Systems (ICS), maker of the Athena Public Safety Suite (CAD, ICC, RMS, MDC). The acquisition expands Versaterm's CAD and RMS product portfolio and strengthens its public safety ecosystem to serve agencies of all sizes.

Abrigo has acquired TPG Software, a Houston-based provider of investment accounting and management solutions for financial institutions. The deal expands Abrigo's technical accounting, risk management, and reporting capabilities to better serve banks, credit unions, broker-dealers, and other financial institutions.

Archer, an enterprise integrated risk management (GRC) provider based in Overland Park, Kansas, has acquired Austin-based RMIS technology startup Flisk to enter the risk management information system (RMIS) market. Flisk CEO Pablo Ninoles will join Archer as Director, RMIS Product Lead as the firms integrate RMIS capabilities into Archer's GRC platform to provide combined incident, claims, insurance policy and risk analytics.

BirchStreet Systems, a Las Vegas–based provider of procure-to-pay software for the hospitality industry, has acquired ReactorNet Technologies, a San Antonio–based provider of business spend management software (EPRO) serving hospitality, entertainment and healthcare customers. The deal expands BirchStreet’s presence in the select‑service hotel segment and brings ReactorNet’s platform—supporting over $2.0B of annual customer spend across more than 4,000 locations and 16,000 users—into BirchStreet’s product suite; ReactorNet’s active management shareholders will continue to operate the business within BirchStreet following closing.

DaySmart Software has acquired Time To Pet, a pet care business management software provider based in Austin, Texas. The deal brings pet sitting and dog-walking capabilities (scheduling, GPS tracking, invoicing and payments) into DaySmart's vertically focused pet care platform to complement its grooming, daycare and veterinary offerings.

Quantum5, the automotive learning division of Ander, has acquired Trivie, a workforce engagement and AI-driven learning platform. The deal brings Trivie's knowledge-retention technology and design team into Quantum5's automotive learning ecosystem to accelerate upskilling and retention for OEMs and dealers.

EXA Capital, a buy-and-hold software-focused investment firm based in Austin, Texas, has acquired Prista Corporation, the maker of the ActionCue CI clinical intelligence SaaS platform. Prista will operate autonomously under EXA's decentralized model and is expected to benefit from EXA's resources, networks and operations platform to support future product and customer growth.

Pamlico Capital has made a strategic growth investment in Beck Technology, the Dallas-based preconstruction software platform, with Norbert Orth joining as CEO. Existing management — including President Stewart Carroll, CTO Mike Boren, and founder Peter Beck — will retain ownership and continue to lead operations while Pamlico will support product expansion and go-to-market growth.

Inktavo, a provider of software for branded-merchandise businesses, has acquired SignTracker, a management software platform for sign shops. The acquisition expands Inktavo's suite of vertical software solutions by adding SignTracker's project tracking, estimating, invoicing and CRM capabilities to better serve the signage market.

CAI Software, LLC has acquired Alterity, Inc., the developer of Acctivate inventory management software, to expand CAI's inventory and fulfillment capabilities across its ERP, MES and WMS product portfolio. The deal, supported by CAI's private equity partner Symphony Technology Group (STG), positions CAI to better serve small and mid-sized manufacturers, distributors and e-commerce businesses.

Lead Edge Capital, a growth equity firm, has made an investment in Holistiplan, a tax planning software provider for financial advisors. Vista Point Advisors served as exclusive financial advisor to Holistiplan on the transaction.

ECI Software Solutions has acquired substantially all assets of Prosperity Computer Solutions, a provider of ProsperityERP software for the lumber, building materials (LBM) and hardlines industry, following a lawsuit settlement. Prosperity will join ECI's LBMH Group as ECI integrates Prosperity's customers and product capabilities into its industry-specific cloud and business management suite.

IgniteTech has added Jive Software to its portfolio, integrating the employee experience and collaboration platform into its Communications & Remote Engagement suite. The acquisition will position Jive as a flagship offering for IgniteTech and supports the buyer's plan to accelerate product innovation — including GenAI-enabled capabilities — and expand cloud and GovCloud deployments.

Paycor HCM, Inc. acquired Verb, a behavioral science‑based microlearning people development platform, and will integrate Verb into its Paycor Paths product to deliver personalized, action‑based learning for frontline leaders. The acquisition brings Verb’s library of proprietary microlearning content and L&D capabilities into Paycor’s HCM platform to accelerate product development and expand talent‑development offerings for Paycor customers.

SmartAsset acquired DeftSales, a Houston-based prospect engagement and lead-nurturing software company, to integrate DeftSales' automated outreach and analytics capabilities into its SmartAdvisor platform. The deal brings DeftSales co-founder James Fason into SmartAsset as Director of Engineering and aims to improve advisor conversion and engagement through automated campaigns and CRM integrations.