Irving-based RollKall has received a strategic growth investment from Austin-based Vista Equity Partners that RollKall, a provider of extra-duty management software for public safety agencies, said will support its next chapter of growth via platform innovation and expand its reach and impact.

The investment’s amount was not disclosed.

“For the last decade, we’ve worked to bring order and legitimacy to an unregulated market that desperately needed structure,” RollKall Founder, Chairman and CEO Chris White said in a statement. “Our mission has always been bigger than software—it’s about honoring the trust placed in our first responders and building modern, compliant tools to support them.”

“We’re grateful to our longtime partners at LKCM Headwater, and we’re excited to welcome Vista into the RollKall mission,” added White, a former police officer. “With Vista’s deep experience in enterprise software—particularly their work in GovTech—we have the right partners in place to help scale our platform and expand our services to even more agencies nationwide.”

Founded in 2013, RollKall provides end-to-end software that simplifies the management of off-duty programs for law enforcement and public safety agencies.

The role of RollKall

The company’s platform centralizes and automates the entire workflow — from job postings, scheduling, and approvals to insurance, GPS tracking, invoicing and officer payment — seamlessly connecting customers with the businesses they serve.

RollKall said that with its platform, agencies can mitigate risk, ensure compliance, and establish control over their extra-duty programs, providing a more efficient path to a key source of income for officers and additional safety for vendors.

“RollKall’s deep understanding of its customer base and its platform’s unmatched functionality to manage off-duty workflows have helped it quickly and decisively earn the trust of law enforcement agencies across the country,” René Yang Stewart, co-head of Vista’s Endeavor Fund and senior managing director, said in a statement. “The strength of its technology combined with best-in-class customer retention and an impressive growth profile make RollKall an ideal fit for our Endeavor strategy that aims to partner with and scale emerging category leaders.”

RollKall serves hundreds of law enforcement agencies across 39 states and facilitates hundreds of millions of dollars in annual officer payments from vendors and venues that need additional security.

In 2024, the Dallas Police Department announced its partnership with RollKall, with a goal of helping to streamline and automate the department’s off-duty job program. The move was aimed at benefitting “both law enforcement and the businesses and entities that hire Dallas Police employees for off-duty details,” RollKall said at the time.

Investment aims and partners

With this investment, RollKall said it plans to expand the platform’s integration capabilities, enhance customer experience, and reach more agencies across the country. It said the additional resources will support continued innovation and help scale access to trusted technology that simplifies time management and community interactions for public safety professionals.

“Our vision from day one was to empower officers and agencies with tools designed specifically for them,” Ben Poch, co-founder and chief innovation officer of RollKall, said in a statement. “The law enforcement community deserves purpose-built solutions that respect their time, their mission, and their service. I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve built and even more excited about what lies ahead with Vista’s partnership and the continued support of LKCM Headwater.”

Vista invested in RollKall via its Endeavor Fund, which provides growth capital and strategic support to market-leading, high-growth enterprise software, data, and technology-enabled companies that have achieved at least $10 million in recurring revenue.

RollKall’s existing capital partner, Fort Worth-based LKCM Headwater, will remain a committed investor and strategic partner alongside Vista, continuing to advance the company’s mission to modernize and professionalize how America supports its first responders, the companies said.

Andy Zacharias, partner at LKCM Headwater, welcomed the Vista investment.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Vista as our partners as we embark on RollKall’s next chapter of this exciting journey,” Zacharias said in a statement. “Vista’s proven track record scaling enterprise software businesses will amplify RollKall’s ability to better equip law enforcement agencies and their officers with safe, secure, intuitive off-duty staffing solutions. We remain committed to continuing to support investments to grow RollKall to broaden its reach and impact in the communities it serves.”

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