Devensoft is an intuitive end-to-end Mergers & Acquisitions software platform built to power your strategic growth initiatives.
Founded in 2013, Devensoft is utilized by companies ranging in size from middle-market to Global 500 throughout the US, Europe, Middle East, and APAC for due diligence, deal tracking, integrations/divestitures, synergy tracking, analytics, and other strategic initiatives.
With thousands of users in a wide array of industries, including banking, financial services, healthcare, pharma, technology, professional services, petrochemical, retail, manufacturing, and more, Devensoft has become the leading M&A software platform in the world.
Devensoft is the M&A platform of choice for both mid and large-scale integrations and divestitures, including some of the largest and most complex acquisitions in recent history.
Dwight F.
Advanced user of Devensoft
★★★★★
Great partnership with a solid product
What do you like best?
Product was built from the ground up for the end-to-end M,A &D process with a clean and simple user interface to ease adoption in period of transformational change. The product covers all the bases to manage and report on the M&A program and individual deals, while providing a single source of truth for the deals. The integration of PowerBI Embedded to the reporting gives the teams on the ground the ability to design and produce reports as needed without having to engage Devensoft for custom services.
What do you dislike?
there are not any elements of Devensoft that are disliked. As a frequent user, when opportunities to improve the tool arise, Devensoft is very open to receive the feedback and ideas. They partner well with us to design and implement improvements and engage us in their developmental roadmap planning to gather our input on priorities.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Number one problem solved with using Devensoft is to have a single source of truth - no longer do we have version control issues, nor refusal to take ownership of the data as the users are inputting the information and accepting it's accuracy. Second, the time savings provided by not emailing information back and forth, finding/consolidating, and then building/editing reports. Third, access challenges due to firewall for our targets, and advisors to participate in the planning stages of Integrations and Divestitures prior to close/IT architecture integration. Fourth, collaboration through transparency across the project as all teams can see the whole plan, RAID logs, documents, and metrics to see their dependencies and conflicts in real time. I could go on with others . . .
Review source: G2.com
