Today in acquisitions: Upchain, Nuvei, Perpetua, Carebook, WELL Health, FreshGrade, PainWorth, BonLook
Eight Canadian tech companies have recently made acquisitions or have been acquired, including Upchain, Nuvei, Perpetua, Carebook, WELL Health, FreshGrade, PainWorth, and BonLook. Here’s the latest on Canada’s movers and shakers.
Autodesk to buy Toronto SaaS startup Upchain
San Francisco-based software firm Autodesk has announced it has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Toronto SaaS startup Upchain. The terms of the proposed deal were not disclosed.
Upchain aims to help enterprise clients in the automotive and aerospace, industrial machines, transportation, entertainment, and textiles and apparel sectors build products on time and on budget through its cloud-based software. In 2018, Upchain raised $7.4 million in funding.
Claims Business: Hi Marley, PainWorth, Field Pros Direct and SimpliSafe By Claims Journal staff | April 9, 2021
Hi Marley Releases App for Field Adjusters
Insurance companies can’t afford to tell claimants, “don’t call us, we’ll call you.” But a new app announced by Hi Marley gives claims adjusters the option of communicating with policyholders without revealing their personal cell phone numbers.
The Boston-based insurtech, best know for its chatbots, said Marley Mobile will protect adjusters’ privacy while speeding up the claims process by allowing them to communicate with customers from the field by sending text messages. The app also also allows adjusters to schedule visits, upload photos and appraisals and log conversations.
PainWorth, The World s #1 Personal Injury Tool, acquires California Legal-Tech Startup ProSe Claims
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Timely acquisition of ProSe Claims will help Canadian insurance-tech company PainWorth with expansion into key US markets after proven success in Canada
Mike Zouhri PainWorth co-founder in hospital after accident EDMONTON, Alberta (PRWEB) April 06, 2021
PainWorth has already been turning heads by revolutionizing the claims process for claimants, insurance companies, and lawyers.
The free-to-use PainWorth app makes it possible for injury claimants to easily find out on their own what their claim might be worth. Users who choose to self-represent can even use the app to generate the paperwork they need to start their settlement process.
PainWorth, The Worlds #1 Person Injury Tool, acquires California Legal-Tech Startup ProSe Claims
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Timely acquisition of ProSe Claims will help Canadian insurance-tech company PainWorth with expansion into key US markets after proven success in Canada
Mike Zouhri PainWorth co-founder in hospital after accident EDMONTON, Alberta (PRWEB) April 06, 2021
PainWorth has already been turning heads by revolutionizing the claims process for claimants, insurance companies, and lawyers.
The free-to-use PainWorth app makes it possible for injury claimants to easily find out on their own what their claim might be worth. Users who choose to self-represent can even use the app to generate the paperwork they need to start their settlement process.