A Manchester-headquartered software provider, which works with the likes of EY, IHG and King's College London, has completed the acquisition of a Slovakia-based company.
AppLearn has snapped up digital adoption platform provider YesElf for an undisclosed sum.
The company was founded in 2016 by CEO Peter Simun and CTO Ladislav Gažo and has a base in Bratislava.
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The move comes after AppLearn announced plans to create 60 jobs after securing an eight-figure funding boost.
The business received the financing from Silicon Valley Bank and NPIF – Maven Equity Finance, managed by Maven Capital Partners (Maven) and part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund (NPIF).
The financing followed an investment into AppLearn from California-based K1 Investment Management secured in September 2019.
AppLearn CEO Andrew Avanessian said: "This is another major step in our journey, and I’m thrilled to welcome the team to the AppLearn family.
"Their experience and technology, especially in end user capabilities, is light years ahead of many competitors. Combined with our strengths in data and analytics, we have a powerful product on our hands.
"We’ve seen incredible appetite for digital adoption platforms in recent years, and now is the time to capitalise on this. 2022 is already proving to be a pivotal year for us.
"By focusing on securing the right funding and bringing in the best team and technology, we’ve accelerated our global growth plans and can now offer our customers a truly market-leading platform."
Mr Simun added: "We are excited to join the AppLearn team and become part of one of the foremost DAP providers out there.
"Over the years, we’ve assembled a leading team of developers to build a platform that rivals those of the billion-dollar DAP players.
"With AppLearn’s infrastructure, experience and brand equity, we now have the foundations in place to create a product together that leads the global market."
