Canberra software company Intelledox has been acquired by Smart Communications, UK firm that offers a global cloud platform for enterprise customer communications. The purchase price was not disclosed.

Intelledox created the Infiniti digital transformation platform designed to enable businesses to rapidly convert manual, paper-based business processes into intuitive, fully digital workflows

 “This is a tremendously exciting development for both companies,” said James Brown, CEO of Smart Communications.

“Since our start, we have been wholly focused on empowering companies to deliver personalized, relevant and interactive communications at tremendous scale. Through our acquisition of Intelledox we are now even better equipped to deliver best-in-class, two-way customer conversations throughout the entire customer journey. Together we will redefine customer engagement, while also improving internal efficiency and creating ROI that is unmatched in our industry.”

Intelledox’s cloud platform connects to any system of record and provides next-generation forms, built-in workflow and on-demand customer communications.  It is designed to digitally transform traditional forms-based processes into intelligent, conversational user experiences that streamline internal systems, manage risk and reduce demand for support services and, as a result, delivers more customers ready to transact.

The company has enabled hundreds of enterprise and government organizations and more than 22 million users globally to rapidly transform paper or PDF-based processes into intelligent, data-driven customer experiences. In June, Intelledox completed a record-setting fiscal year, growing more than 50 percent year-over-year.

The acquisition comes at a time of rapid growth for Smart Communications as well. The first half of 2019 was the best performing in company history, with new business growth of more than 50 percent over one year ago.

“Intelledox and Smart Communications have a common vision, to help enterprises intelligently transform the conversations they are having with their customers in order to more effectively interact with them in an increasingly digital world,” said Michelle Melbourne, Co-Founder of Intelledox.

“We are thrilled for this next step as a company and for what our joint commitment to enhancing enterprise communications will mean for businesses that are ready to embrace a digital-first, customer-driven future.”