Inktavo Acquires Clarity Software
Clarity Software specializes in pricing, inventory, and production management.
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Inktavo, a provider of integrated software solutions for branded merchandise businesses, announced the acquisition of Clarity Software.
Clarity Software is a management information system (MIS) software vendor specializing in job pricing, inventory management, and production management for the sign and graphics industry and other markets.
According to Inktavo, the acquisition will further enhance its product offerings and expand its geographical reach.
Clarity Software brings MIS expertise and a wide range of features to Inktavo’s software suite. These features include CPQ (configure, price, quote) tools, proof-of-delivery apps, and bi-directional links to customers’ preferred accounting software.
James Armijo, CEO of Inktavo, shared his excitement about the acquisition: “Inktavo’s mission is to create a family of solutions for branded merchandise business to organize and grow. Our acquisition of Clarity Software expands the geographics we can serve and positions Inktavo to provide even more flexible and comprehensive software solutions that enable signage shop businesses to grow seamlessly using a single application.”
“Clarity Software sought to scale and expand geographically, particularly in the U.S. and non-English speaking markets,” said Richard Gamlin, CEO of Clarity Software. “Clairfield facilitated the search and sale, which will take the Clarity business to the next level. Our customers will ultimately benefit from the expansion of flexible software functionality to help them grow using one application.”
Inktavo states that its acquisition of Clarity Software “underscores its continued commitment to providing business owners with best-in-class software solutions tailored to industries like signage, graphics, decorated apparel, and promotional products that allow them to scale, grow, and boost profits.”