Increased capital will help Vorro scale and continue to deliver data transformation and exchange technology solutions

Vorro, a leading provider of data integration solutions and services, announced today that it has been acquired by technology and investment firm Basis Vectors. Headquartered in Orange Park, Fla., Vorro will continue to operate as an independent organization and brand.

Basis Vectors acquired Vorro based on the expected growth in the iPaaS market as demand increases for organizations to connect on premises and cloud-based applications and processes. The Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21 percent, from the current $2.2B to $8.8B by 2028.

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“We are pleased to join Basis Vectors as it will help us propel our mission to assist small and medium sized businesses in solving their enterprise software integration challenges,” said Vorro CEO Scott Sirdevan. “Joining their roster of high-growth tech companies will support our strategic vision, operations and continued innovation.”

Vorro provides robust, scalable integration solutions that connect disparate applications and technologies. Vorro’s BridgeGate any-to-any integration and workflow automation platform handles complex data with no coding required, reducing the complexity and length of integration projects to weeks or days, resulting in lower costs.

“Basis Vectors has a strategy of backing committed founders operating in growing and exciting markets,” said Basis Vectors Founder and CEO Ambarish Gupta. “Vorro already has a fantastic product and marquee customer base, and we look forward to providing the company with the capital and expertise needed for it to thrive in the coming years.”

Delivering data transformation and exchange technology solutions, Vorro works across several industries including retail, government, and several sectors across the healthcare continuum.

“Companies are increasingly using software to automate their internal processes, but the software lacks interoperability and data often sits in silos,” added Sirdevan. “While the large enterprise segment is dominated by big players like Mulesoft, Oracle, and SAP, the medium and small end of the market is still underserved, which is where Vorro steps in.”

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