Governmental management software provider Propylon exited PrimeGov, a US-based developer of organisational software for government meetings, in an acquisition of undisclosed size by government-focused software producer Rock Solid Technologies yesterday.
PrimeGov has built a cloud software platform that enables local government staff to digitise their meeting agendas and committee management activities. Propylon supplied $1.5m in funding for the company in 2018.
Rock Solid Technologies chairman Rick Brown said: “PrimeGov has played an important role in helping local governments with their public decision-making processes.
“The natural combination of our two companies creates a solution the market is demanding – a deeply integrated citizen engagement platform that unifies the power of public meeting participation and agenda management with transparent, and actionable data from cross city departments.”
