Cloud ERP provider’s equity investment fuels DXone’s mission to modernize office technology amid shifting sector needs.
DXone has entered a strategic relationship with Acumatica Cloud ERP to deliver advanced business solutions tailored to office equipment and technology companies. The collaboration will enhance operational capabilities and foster innovation for businesses in the office imaging, equipment and technology sector, empowering these organizations with the tools required to thrive in a rapidly changing industry landscape.
As part of this partnership, Acumatica will take an equity position in DXone, joining Cervecero Investments and Commitment Capital as key backers. The investment reinforces both companies’ commitment to empowering the channel with scalable, industry-specific ERP technology.
“Acumatica’s modern, flexible business management solution helps office equipment and technology companies thrive in today’s digital economy,” said John Case, CEO of Acumatica. “Our investment in and partnership with DXone reflects our confidence in its vertical solution, which aligns perfectly with our vision of enabling business success through adaptable and scalable ERP technology.”
DXone is built on Acumatica’s core platform and open architecture, providing a no-code and low-code cloud ERP solution tailored to the specific needs of the office equipment and technology vertical. DXone modernizes backend operations and transforms mission-critical operations so businesses are future-ready. The solution offers a seamless, cost-effective way for companies to enhance productivity, leverage built-in AI capabilities, control their data and plan long-term growth.
“This partnership is more than just a partnership with Acumatica—it marks a pivotal moment for DXone and the entire channel,” said Alex Cribby, CEO of DXone. “By combining our expertise with Acumatica’s industry-leading technology and resources, we are delivering a next-generation, vertical-specific ERP platform designed to meet immediate and evolving business needs.”