This marks SYSPRO’s third strategic acquisition in 12 months, following the recent purchases of NexSys and riteSOFT.
DATASCOPE brings a WMS platform already deeply embedded in the SYSPRO ecosystem, delivering immediate value to customers through seamless alignment and operational continuity.
With a global customer base, DATASCOPE expands SYSPRO’s capabilities in warehouse and inventory management, enabling a more unified and scalable ERP experience tailored to the needs of modern manufacturers and distributors.
The acquisition enhances SYSPRO’s ability to deliver a fully integrated ERP and WMS platform. Customers will benefit from greater inventory visibility, supply chain control, and operational efficiency, it said, with minimal disruption and maximum speed-to-value thanks to DATASCOPE’s native SYSPRO alignment.
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Partners can now offer more comprehensive warehouse management solutions, helping to differentiate their offerings and enter new market segments with a pre-integrated WMS solution.
DATASCOPE represents the next step in SYSPRO’s strategic growth plan under equity firm Advent’s ownership, which balances expanding functional depth with operational scale while preserving SYSPRO’s core focus on manufacturing and distribution.
“DATASCOPE has been a long-standing strategic partner, with a solution built to complement and enhance the SYSPRO ERP experience,” commented Jaco Maritz, CEO of SYSPRO. “This acquisition strengthens our ability to offer an end-to-end, purpose-built digital manufacturing experience that simplifies warehouse and supply chain operations without added complexity."
“SYSPRO has always been one of our most important strategic partners,” added Anton Jurgens, President and Founder, DATASCOPE. “Our entire solution was built with SYSPRO at its core. As part of SYSPRO, we’re now positioned to scale our impact, innovate faster, and better serve our customers on a global level.”
The transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals and legal proceedings. Financial terms were not disclosed.
