Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Plano, Texas, United States
Tyler Technologies (NYSE: TYL) provides integrated software and technology services to the public sector, delivering end-to-end solutions for local, state, and federal government organizations across courts & justice, public safety, and civic operations.
Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Recent pace
4
4 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
14 buyout
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 14 tracked deals for Tyler Technologies.
Tyler Technologies acquired CODY Systems to expand its public safety software portfolio with cloud-based records management and information-sharing products. The deal is expected to help small and midsized public safety agencies implement software faster and improve interoperability for real-time data access.
Tyler Technologies has completed its previously announced acquisition of For The Record for an enterprise value of about $258 million, including a cash purchase price of approximately $212.5 million. The deal expands Tyler’s Courts & Justice portfolio by adding SaaS-enabled digital courtroom recording and AI-powered speech-to-text and transcription capabilities.
Tyler Technologies has acquired Edu.Link Incorporated (Edulink), a Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania-based provider of K‑12 educator evaluation, compliance tracking, and workflow automation software. The acquisition expands Tyler's School ERP HR capabilities by integrating Edulink's PAETEP and Comply products to provide unified HR, compliance, and operational workflows for K‑12 districts.
Tyler Technologies has acquired CloudGavel, a Baton Rouge-based provider of cloud-native electronic warrant solutions. The acquisition integrates CloudGavel's eWarrant capabilities into Tyler's Courts & Justice division to enhance real-time warrant issuance, tracking, and connectivity between courts and law enforcement agencies.
Tyler Technologies has acquired Emergency Networking, a Columbus, Ohio–based cloud-native SaaS provider for fire departments and EMS agencies. The acquisition expands Tyler's public safety suite and adds NERIS-compliant fire and ePCR reporting, analytics, and related capabilities to help agencies meet new federal reporting requirements.
Tyler Technologies has acquired MyGov LLC, a Norman, Oklahoma–based provider of cloud-based permitting, inspections, planning, and zoning software. The acquisition brings MyGov's community development and asset management modules into Tyler's public administration portfolio to better serve small and mid-sized municipalities across the United States.
Tyler Technologies has acquired ARInspect, a Fairfax, Virginia–based provider of AI-powered machine learning solutions for public sector field operations. Tyler will integrate ARInspect's intelligent edge platform into its Application Platform and deploy the technology across state and federal verticals (including environmental protection, disaster recovery, and human services).
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.
Tyler Technologies has acquired Computing System Innovations, LLC (CSI), an Orlando-area provider of AI-driven redaction, indexing, and document processing software for courts and public-sector customers. Tyler will integrate CSI's Intellidact platform into its eFile & Serve and other product suites to expand AI automation and document-processing capabilities; CSI management and staff will join Tyler and remain in their current offices.
Tyler Technologies, a provider of software and technology services to the public sector, has acquired Safeground Analytics, a New England–based real estate appraisal and assessment services firm. The acquisition brings Safeground’s appraisal, reassessment, litigation support, auditing, and assessor-education capabilities into Tyler’s Property & Recording Division to strengthen and expand Tyler’s appraisal services offerings nationwide.
Tyler Technologies has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Rapid Financial Solutions for approximately $68 million in cash and Tyler stock. Rapid, a Logan, Utah-based payments platform provider with more than 1,500 customers in courts, county offices and correctional facilities, will join Tyler's Payments business unit within the NIC Division to expand Tyler's payment disbursement and card issuance capabilities for government clients.
Tyler Technologies has acquired Quatred, a New Hampshire-based systems integrator that provides barcoding and mobile inventory solutions. The acquisition will integrate Quatred's barcoding technology (QUICK) across Tyler's ERP and asset management platforms to deliver a single barcoding solution for Tyler's public-sector customers and bolster its ERP and asset maintenance capabilities.
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