Templafy Acquires Napp to Add Collaboration and Engagement Tracking to Its Enterprise Document Creation Infrastucture

The Acquisition Follows Recent $25m Series C Funding and Enables Templafy to Accelerate Its Product Roadmap

Templafy, a global leader in enterprise document creation and automation, has announced that it will acquire Denmark-based Napp, a B2B sales enablement platform. The acquisition extends Templafy’s document creation platform, empowering users with enhanced abilities to collaborate with recipients of business documents and track document performance.

With the added power of the Napp technology, Templafy will enable millions of users to securely share business documents and track recipient engagement. In turn, recipients can read, annotate and provide feedback on shared documents via Templafy’s web interface.

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“With the addition of Napp’s technology, we are expanding our support for enterprise document workflows by bringing actionable insights to our users on the documents they create every day,” said Christian Lund, chief product officer at Templafy. “We expect the added functionality to help both employees and businesses achieve a faster and higher return on the efforts put into document creation.”

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The acquisition of Napp supports the acceleration of Templafy’s product roadmap and reinforces its international growth strategy. Templafy recently announced the close of a $25 million Series C funding round and now counts over 2 million licenses sold worldwide.

“The technical capabilities of the Napp platform will reach new heights in combination with Templafy,” said Niklas Laugesen, CEO and co-founder of Napp. “Merging the two technologies will bring a unique offering to the market, where millions of users will be even further enabled on their document creation, sharing and engagement path.”

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