Today’s M&A deals include announcements on Medisolv, Autobooks, Solen Software Group, Coalesce, among others.
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Medisolv acquires Lilac Software
Medisolv acquired Lilac Software to enhance its healthcare quality management platform with advanced AI-driven predictive analytics and payer data intelligence. Lilac specializes in Medicare Advantage Stars analytics, claims-based quality measurement, and predictive risk modeling for health plans. By combining Lilac’s claims analytics with Medisolv’s clinical quality data platform, the company aims to create a unified system for value-based care management. The strategic objective is to help healthcare providers and payers identify care gaps earlier, improve regulatory reporting, and optimize reimbursement performance. The acquisition also introduces AI-enabled patient outreach capabilities, enabling scalable engagement and improving quality outcomes across hospitals, health systems, and accountable care organizations.
Autobooks acquires MinuteLender
Autobooks acquired MinuteLender to expand its fintech platform with integrated small-business lending management technology. MinuteLender’s software enables financial institutions to originate and manage small-business loans quickly using automated credit decisioning, documentation generation, and funding processes. By incorporating lending capabilities into its existing payments, invoicing, and accounting platform, Autobooks aims to create a unified digital banking ecosystem for small businesses. The strategy focuses on enabling banks and credit unions to offer faster access to working capital while leveraging transactional data for smarter credit assessments. The acquisition strengthens Autobooks’ fintech innovation by connecting payments, cash-flow management, and lending into a single technology stack embedded within digital banking platforms.
Solen Software Group acquires Trackit
Solen Software Group acquired Trackit, a cloud-based transit operations and compliance software provider, to strengthen its portfolio of mission-critical vertical SaaS businesses. Trackit’s platform digitizes safety reporting, compliance management, and operational workflows for public transit agencies, replacing manual and paper-based processes with centralized digital records. Used by more than 100 transit organizations, the technology supports safety planning, incident tracking, training management, and regulatory compliance. The acquisition aligns with Solen’s long-term strategy of investing in niche enterprise software companies with strong recurring revenue. By supporting Trackit’s growth and product development, Solen aims to accelerate modernization of transit agency operations while maintaining Trackit’s operational independence and specialized domain expertise.
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