Plano-based Tyler Technologies (NYSE: TYL) has acquired CloudGavel, a leading provider of electronic warrant solutions based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Tyler said the acquisition complements and augments its existing solutions, “strengthening Tyler’s position as a leader in the courts and justice and public safety markets.” CloudGavel’s electronic warrants bring greater efficiency and accountability to warrant issuance and service processes, providing a critical link between courts and law enforcement agencies, the Plano company added.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
“We began partnering with Tyler in 2023, working diligently to transform how our shared clients manage electronic warrants through real-time, cloud-native technology and demonstrating the innovative potential of our combined capabilities,” CloudGavel Founder and CEO Pratyush Kumar said in a statement. “We’re energized to continue building on that strong foundation that is united by shared values and an entrepreneurial spirit.”
Tyler said the acquisition aligns with its mission to empower the public sector to create “smarter, safer, and stronger communities.” By incorporating CloudGavel, Tyler’s courts and public safety solutions will offer enhanced real-time data access for law enforcement agencies and judicial officers, the company said.
eWarrant submissions and reviews can be conducted anywhere, at any time, and on any internet-connected device, Tyler said, and warrants can be obtained on the scene, allowing officers to receive warrant approval in minutes rather than hours.
Rusty Smith, president of Tyler’s Justice Group, said the two companies “have a strong shared mission of empowering the public sector, supporting and expediting the justice process, and delivering value for law enforcement and the judiciary.”
“We’re thrilled to have CloudGavel as a part of Tyler to propel our vision,” Smith added.
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