BBanyan Software is a private investment firm that buys profitable, niche B2B software providers and keeps them under long-term ownership. It focuses on enterprise software with recurring revenue and strong market positions, often from founders seeking stable ownership. The firm does not resell its acquisitions; instead it preserves each company’s legacy, autonomy, brand, and leadership, while offering operational support as needed. Banyan’s portfolio spans industries such as healthcare, education, legal, and public safety, all centered on essential software infrastructure. The company operates with a permanence mindset and aims to create long-term value, positioning itself as a trusted, mission-aligned partner for founders and families who want continuity rather than an exit.
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With PlanProphet, printIQ and DocketManager Aim to Bring CRM and Sales Automation to Customers. The two Banyan Software companies are now official resllers of PlanProphet solutions. Banyan Software, parent company of print Management Information System (MIS) platforms printIQ and DocketManager, together with PlanProphet, the leading Print CRM & Growth Platform, have announced a strategic partnership. The collaboration will bring Salesforce-powered CRM, sales automation, marketing automation, and growth-focused customers across Banyan's print software portfolio, while establishing printIQ and DocketManager as an official reseller of PlanProphet solutions. The agreement covers current and future integrations between PlanProphet and Banyan's print software portfolio, including printIQ andDocketManager. PlanProphet integrates with the MIS in real time, turning production and estimating data into a live view of every customer, every quote, and every opportunity in the pipeline. It multiplies the value customers already receive from their MIS, giving sales and marketing teams the automation and insight they need to win more work and grow existing accounts. John Alden, chief executive officer of printIQ and DocketManager, expressed his enthusiasm for the new partnership: "PlanProphet has built a strong reputation across the print industry for helping businesses turn their MIS customer and operational data into immediate opportunities for growth. Their deep understanding of print, combined with a proven approach to sales, marketing, and automation, makes them a natural partner for our customers. We're excited to bring that capability to our user base and give them a faster path to creating measurable value on the revenue side of their business." In addition to deepening technical integration and product alignment, printIQ and DocketManager will now resell PlanProphet solutions directly alongside its MIS products, providing customers with streamlined access to CRM and sales automation as part of their broader investment in print technology. Customers can add these capabilities through the same team they already work with, with both companies supporting them throughout. It creates a more unified experience from estimating and production to client engagement, retention, and growth. For print businesses, the impact is practical. Every quote gets followed up on, inactive accounts are re-engaged automatically, and marketing reaches customers consistently and systematically rather than when someone finds the time. Sales leaders gain full visibility into the pipeline, from first conversation to closed order, along with a clearer view of where the next revenue is coming from. Lemay Sanchez, co-founder and CEO of PlanProphet, added: "We're incredibly excited to welcome printIQ and DocketManager's customers into the PlanProphet ecosystem. We're also grateful for the trust printIQ and DocketManager has placed in our team and for the opportunity to work closely together to bring our platforms together in a meaningful way. By combining the strength of Banyan's MIS solutions with PlanProphet's sales, marketing, automation, and, our goal is to create a truly connected experience that allows their users to get more value from both systems and unlock new growth opportunities."
Carus, which provides reservation, check-in, and port operations software for passenger shipping operators, has been acquired by Toronto-based Banyan Software
Demarest and BZCP advise on the acquisition of ITG by Banyan Software. * Corporate * 2 September 2026 * 2 minutes read BZCP Advogados advised ITG (Informação, Tecnologia e Gerência), a Brazilian company specializing in software solutions for regulatory compliance in the insurance sector, on the sale of the company to Banyan Software, which was advised by Demarest... The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. As part of the transaction, ITG will continue to operate under its own brand and retain operational autonomy within the Banyan Software group. Mauro Sapiro Pinto da Costa, one of the company's founders, will remain at the helm of the business as CEO. The transaction aligns with Banyan Software's strategy of acquiring vertical software companies with niche market positions and long-standing customer relationships. For ITG, joining the group is intended to accelerate its growth and expand its investment capacity while preserving its identity, team and focus on the Brazilian insurance market. Demarest advised Banyan and relied on partners José Diaz, Juliana Maluf, André Novaski, Roberto Casarini, Camila G. Dayrell Garrote, Tatiana Campello, Renato Canizares, associates Maria Julia Franco, Dora Pimentel, Henrique Dias, Nathalia Sanches, Luiza Mendonça, Betina Ferreira, Cecília Cunha, Patrick Lobo, Ivan Lima. BZCP advised ITG and relied on Marcelo Shima, partner in the M&A practice, with support from associates Leonardo Biglia and Sofia Kalil. Pictured: Diaz and Shima
Banyan Software has acquired Questi, a Geel-based educational software provider, marking its third acquisition in Belgium and sixth in the Benelux region. The transaction follows Banyan's recent purchase of healthcare nomenclature specialist Besco. Founded in 2012 by primary school teachers, Questi streamlines lesson planning and tracks student development across Dutch, French, and English. The platform serves over 1,000 primary schools, 25,000 teachers, and 300,000 students across Belgium through three connected modules for teachers, parents, and students. Banyan plans to maintain Questi's existing team under its buy-and-hold model. Co-founder and CEO Lisa Van Houdt said the company sought a partner to support growth opportunities whilst protecting its founder-accessible support approach. Banyan will leverage its international network to help expand Questi's reach.
Banyan Software has acquired Besco to accelerate the global rollout of its hospital tracking and billing platforms.MandA
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Industries
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$20K
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
2016
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