Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2020-2022.
Austin, Texas, United States
Provider of a cloud-based mobility hub operating system and SaaS platform for parking and mobility operations, integrating parking access and revenue control with analytics and business intelligence for owners and operators.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2020-2022.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
4 buyout · 1 divestiture
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
FLASH, the cloud parking software provider headquartered in Austin, Texas, has acquired Ballparc, a Nashville-based developer of event parking revenue control and enforcement systems. The deal brings Ballparc's event parking and enforcement products into FLASH's cloud parking and mobility platform, expanding FLASH's product portfolio and capabilities for sports, entertainment, municipal and campus parking operators.
FLASH, the cloud parking and mobility platform provider, has acquired New York City-based Ticketech, a parking technology leader that powers attended valet operations across the NYC metro. The deal brings Ticketech’s ~700 valet locations and digital parking platform into FLASH’s Mobility Hub Operating System to accelerate FLASH’s New York market presence and expand its parking and mobility capabilities; terms were not disclosed.
FLASH (FlashParking) acquired ParkIt, a cloud-based monthly parking management and accounts-receivable (AR) software solution, and integrated its platform into FlashOS as the Monthly Contract AR Module. The acquisition is a strategic technology move to automate invoicing, reporting and monthly contract parking workflows for parking operators, asset owners and valet services.
FlashParking, Inc. and Arrive Mobility, Inc. have merged to create an end-to-end touchless digital mobility platform combining FlashParking’s cloud-based mobility hub operating system with Arrive’s demand-management and consumer-facing parking technology. The combined company will provide integrated B2B and B2C parking and mobility solutions—covering wayfinding, reservations, digital payments and analytics—to thousands of parking operations and millions of consumers; Arrive was formerly a Baird Capital portfolio company.
FlashParking, a parking mobility technology company based in Austin, Texas, acquired the Parking Division of Control Systems Incorporated (CSI), a Connecticut-based parking systems provider. The purchase expands FlashParking's customer base in the U.S. Northeast (approximately 1,600 CSI customers) and transfers most of CSI's team to FlashParking while CSI retains a maintenance business for legacy equipment.
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