Context: Five9 announced a $325M all-cash deal for the AI-native contact center rival alongside its Q3 results.
From SiliconANGLE: Contact center company Five9 Inc. flexed its acquisitive muscles today as it announced a $325 million all-cash deal to buy an artificial intelligence-native rival called Level AI as it posted its third-quarter financial results.
Docusign is buying Suplari, which uses AI to analyze corporate spending and supplier data, years after its team bought it back from Microsoft.
Salesforce signed a definitive agreement to buy Cresta, a nine-year-old maker of AI contact-center automation software; The Information reports the price at $2.7 billion.
Sweep speeds up customer migrations to ServiceNow's CRM; the price was undisclosed but is estimated in the hundreds of millions.
Rune's AI software helps the military plan supplies near the front line; it joins Missionforce, the defence business Salesforce launched a year ago.
The AI logistics startup would bolster Salesforce's Missionforce defense platform.
Rune makes AI military logistics software and had raised $30M from a16z and others; TechCrunch says it will join Salesforce's Missionforce defense platform.
