The move strengthens Digibee’s position in the U.S. market and accelerates its strategy to deliver intelligent, AI-driven integrations at scale.
Digibee has reached an important milestone in its global expansion journey.
As part of our strategy to grow our presence in the United States and enhance our capabilities in intelligent integrations powered by AI, we are excited to announce the acquisition of Vertify, a Texas-based company recognized for automating complex Revenue Operations (RevOps) processes.
Vertify brings an impressive customer portfolio including Johns Hopkins University, FreedomPay,Wolters Kluwer and long-standing partnerships with Adobe and Salesloft. As part of the integration, Vertify’s customers, technology and team join Digibee’s global operations. Wayne Lopez, Vertify’s cofounder and CEO, now steps into the role of Head of Strategic Growth and Integration.
This acquisition comes at a pivotal moment for Digibee. We continue to evolve our platform, advancing our consumption-based pricing model and expanding the adoption of intelligent automations across corporate ecosystems. By combining Digibee’s integration engine with Vertify’s RevOps expertise, we strengthen our ability to:
The result is a more powerful platform designed to meet the demands of the most competitive technology market in the world.
Vertify provides a strong foundation for us to expand into new enterprise use cases and accelerate our presence in the United States.
At the same time, Digibee continues to grow in the Middle East, supporting advanced initiatives such as open banking solutions in the United Arab Emirates.
Our expansion goals are clear: within 2026, we expect half of our new revenue to come from international markets. Integrating Vertify into Digibee is a significant step toward this goal, reinforcing our position as a global leader in enterprise integration and automation.
With strengthened operations across the Americas and the Middle East, Digibee is scaling as a global technology company, ready to empower organizations around the world to connect faster, smarter, and more securely.
Rodrigo cofounded Digibee based on the principles of simplicity, agility and strong human connections — with the goal of freeing less technically savvy customers from their reliance on developers for more rapid, cost-effective digital transformations. After receiving a Bachelor in Computer Science and an MBA, Rodrigo went on to senior roles at CA Technologies and Zup Innovation.
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