Today’s MA& deals include announcements on LibraryIQ, Library Market, Visma Sirius, Kodia, among others.
LibraryIQ acquires library strategic marketing software maker Library Market
LibraryIQ announced the acquisition of Library Market to bolster its portfolio of library-focused marketing solutions. The acquisition enables LibraryIQ to integrate advanced strategic marketing software for libraries, supporting analytics-driven promotion, audience engagement, and digital outreach initiatives. Library Market’s innovative platform automates campaign management and leverages data insights to optimize library program visibility. Strategically, this move strengthens LibraryIQ’s technological capabilities, enabling libraries to enhance community engagement and service adoption. Financial details were not disclosed, with emphasis on strategic expansion, product innovation, and enhancing value propositions in the library management and marketing software segment.
Visma Sirius buys real estate property management software vendor Kodia
Visma Sirius announced the acquisition of Kodia to expand its real estate property management software offerings. The deal aims to integrate Kodia’s innovative platform for workflow automation, tenant management, and data analytics into Visma Sirius’s existing solutions. Strategically, the acquisition enhances technological capabilities, improves operational efficiency for property managers, and strengthens Visma Sirius’s presence in the real estate software market. Kodia’s automation tools enable smarter portfolio management, predictive insights, and better service delivery. Financial terms were undisclosed, highlighting the strategic and technological benefits, as well as the potential for scalable innovation and market growth in property management software.
Explora Partners’ Clariti purchases building permit plan review software specialist CivCheck
Explora Partners’ Clariti announced the acquisition of CivCheck to strengthen its building permit and plan review capabilities. The acquisition aims to integrate CivCheck’s specialized software into Clariti’s platform, enabling automated plan validation, improved compliance checks, and faster approval processes. Strategically, the deal enhances Clariti’s technological offerings, streamlines workflows, and delivers innovation in construction and municipal permitting. CivCheck’s platform leverages cloud-based solutions and data analytics, allowing municipalities and developers to optimize permit processing. While financial details remain undisclosed, the acquisition underscores Clariti’s growth strategy and commitment to technological advancement in building permit management.
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