Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
Loughborough, Leicestershire, United Kingdom
UK-headquartered provider of business management software. Offers cloud solutions that help small and mid-sized organisations in commercial and non-profit sectors, with integrated AI experiences across multiple Access products.
Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
Recent pace
2
2 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
9 buyout
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
The Access Group acquired Donorfy, a U.K.-based, cloud-based CRM platform used by charities and non-profits to streamline fundraising and donor relationship management. The acquisition followed an M26A process guided by Corum Group, after an initial prospective buyer backed out. Donorfy was successfully acquired in November 2024, with Corum acting as sell-side advisor.
The Access Group has acquired MaxOptra, a London-based cloud route optimisation and delivery management platform, for an undisclosed sum. MaxOptra serves 450+ fleets and optimises 6,000+ vehicles across multiple sectors; the purchase expands Access's ERP Specialised (Supply Chain & Logistics) portfolio by adding route-planning, telematics integrations, and delivery execution capabilities.
The Access Group has entered into an agreement to acquire Paytronix, a US-based cloud digital guest engagement platform serving restaurants and convenience stores. The acquisition expands Access's product offering and footprint in the United States while integrating Paytronix's loyalty, online ordering, payments and guest engagement capabilities into Access's broader hospitality and business management suite.
The Access Group has acquired Edinburgh-based hospitality digital order-and-pay specialist QikServe from Maven, marking a successful exit for Maven VCTs. QikServe’s SaaS commerce and kiosk platform, deployed across thousands of hospitality sites and processing tens of millions of transactions, will be integrated into The Access Group’s hospitality software suite to accelerate global growth and product capabilities.
The Access Group has acquired SHR Group (Sceptre Hospitality Resources), a Houston-based hotel and casino technology specialist, from Serent Capital. The deal expands Access Hospitality’s North American footprint and combines SHR’s CRS, IBE, CRM and RMS capabilities with Access’s Guestline and wider hospitality portfolio to offer a unified, AI-enabled hotel technology suite.
The Access Group has entered into an agreement to acquire Lightyear, a cloud-based accounts payable and finance automation provider. The acquisition will extend Access's ERP and finance automation capabilities, integrating Lightyear's AP, purchasing and expense automation into Access ERP solutions for SMEs and mid-market customers across APAC, EMEA and North America.
The Access Group has completed the acquisition of Construction Industry Solutions (COINS) to expand its construction-focused ERP and software capabilities and accelerate global growth. The deal brings COINS' construction management software, customers and employees into The Access Group as part of a broader strategy to extend its international ERP offering for the construction sector.
The Access Group has acquired ProspectSoft, a UK-based provider of stock-aware CRM SaaS, from Maven (Maven Investor/Capital Partners). The deal gives The Access Group an integrated CRM that complements its ERP and back-office portfolio and is expected to drive cross-sell opportunities and accelerate recurring revenue growth.
The Access Group has acquired Servelec, a UK-based provider of health, social care and education software, from private equity firm Montagu. The acquisition brings Servelec's clinical and social care product suite and recent acquisition Elemental Software into Access' health and social care division to create an integrated offering across NHS trusts, local authorities and education customers.
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