Today’s M&A deals include announcements on Remote, VWO, Procore, among others.
Remote acquires Atlas
Remote acquired Atlas, an employee expense management software specialist, to enhance its global HR and payroll ecosystem. Atlas provides automated tools for expense tracking, reimbursements, and compliance across distributed workforces. The acquisition supports Remote’s strategy to offer a unified platform covering employment, payroll, benefits, and financial operations for international teams. Atlas’ technology improves visibility, policy enforcement, and cost control while reducing administrative overhead. While the deal value was not disclosed, the acquisition highlights strong M&A momentum in remote work infrastructure software, driven by the continued adoption of global and hybrid employment models.
VWO (Everstone Capital) acquires AB Tasty
Everstone Capital-backed VWO acquired AB Tasty, a digital experience optimization software provider, to expand its global footprint in conversion rate optimization and experimentation platforms. AB Tasty’s technology enables A/B testing, personalization, and AI-driven customer experience optimization across web and mobile channels. Strategically, the acquisition strengthens VWO’s enterprise offerings and European market presence while accelerating innovation in AI-led experimentation and personalization. Financial details were not publicly disclosed, though the deal is considered significant within the digital experience and martech software segment, reflecting consolidation among high-growth customer optimization platforms.
Procore acquires Datagrid
Procore’s acquisition of Datagrid, an AI workflow and process automation software company, reinforces its strategy to embed artificial intelligence across construction management workflows. Datagrid’s technology automates data capture, document processing, and repetitive operational tasks using advanced AI models. The acquisition enhances Procore’s ability to reduce administrative burden, improve decision-making, and increase productivity across construction projects. Strategically, it positions Procore at the forefront of AI-enabled construction software innovation. Financial terms were undisclosed, but the deal underscores rising valuations and investment interest in vertical-specific AI automation platforms.
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