Thoma Bravo acquired eDiscovery provider Casepoint and Opexus, merging them into a powerful workflow and discovery platform.
The private equity firm aims to strengthen its presence in government and commercial markets by combining Casepoint’s data management expertise with Opexus’ government process solutions.
Opexus supports over 100,000 users and 200 public institutions in the U.S. and Canada. Its software helps modernise processes like FOIA compliance, investigations, and workforce management. Casepoint, founded in 2008, holds advanced Department of Defense security certifications. Federal agencies and enterprises rely on its solutions for managing risk, litigation, and Congressional inquiries.
The newly merged company will be based in Washington, D.C. Opexus CEO Howard Langsam will lead the organisation, while Casepoint co-founder Vishal Rajpara will join the executive team. Casepoint CEO Haresh Bhungalia will step down from daily operations. With Thoma Bravo’s support, the company plans to accelerate growth and enhance its product offerings.
“This merger creates a unique company capable of solving complex workflow needs,” said Sam Yules, Vice President at Thoma Bravo. “We look forward to helping them reach their full potential.”
The merger positions Thoma Bravo to drive innovation and efficiency for its customers across North America, cementing its position in the workflow and discovery solutions market.
Source: Legal Technology
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