Guardify, an Omaha-based digital evidence management startup, has acquired NCAtrak, a case management tool developed by the National Children's Alliance. The software has served Children's Advocacy Centers for over 20 years. The acquisition strengthens Guardify's offerings to CACs, which were the company's original core customers. CEO Ben Jackson said the startup will continue running NCAtrak for current users whilst offering free data migration services to those wanting to switch to Guardify's platform. An NCA specialist will join Guardify's 22-person team. Formerly VidaNyx, Guardify provides encrypted downloads, video and audio redaction tools, and automatic transcription trained for child voices. The company acquired video intelligence startup Engage Vision last year and integrated its computer vision technology.

Guardify, a digital evidence management solutions provider, has acquired NCAtrak, the case management system developed by National Children's Alliance and used by hundreds of Children's Advocacy Centers (CACs) across the US. NCAtrak has supported CACs for over 20 years, helping coordinate services and manage case information for multidisciplinary teams. The acquisition strengthens Guardify's case management capabilities and supports its vision for a connected platform serving CACs, law enforcement, prosecutors and multidisciplinary partners. "This acquisition represents an important step in our commitment to provide CACs and multidisciplinary teams with connected, reliable technology," said Ben Jackson, Guardify CEO. National Children's Alliance expressed confidence in the transition, noting Guardify's longstanding partnership with CACs nationwide. The acquisition reinforces Guardify's Justice Hub strategy for secure coordination and end-to-end case handling.