Global secured finance technology provider Solifi has acquired DataScan, a company specialising in wholesale finance and inventory risk management.

Financial specifics of the deal remain undisclosed.

The purchase is anticipated to enhance Solifi’s automotive offerings and its Open Finance Platform with DataScan’s wholesale solutions.

Established in 1989, DataScan has been serving the wholesale finance and risk management sector for over three decades, providing services to more than 45 major banks and captive lenders.

Its products include Wholesale Intelligence, RiskGauge, and Onsite. 

The acquisition is expected to improve Solifi’s technology offerings across various sectors, including wholesale/floorplan, auto, equipment, asset-based lending and working capital.

By integrating DataScan’s solutions with Solifi’s API-powered, cloud-based platform, customers will get access to data and a connected commercial ecosystem.

Solifi CEO Dan Corazzi said: “This acquisition underscores Solifi’s commitment to innovation, expertise, and leadership.

“DataScan brings proven automotive wholesale, floorplan, and risk audit capabilities that strengthen our Open Finance Platform and support our vision of being a leader across equipment, auto, wholesale, and working capital finance.”

Customers of both Solifi and DataScan will maintain their current service level agreements, and the latter will continue to operate under the “DataScan by Solifi” brand.

DataScan president and general manager Brian Koprowski will join Solifi’s executive leadership team to lead the business forward.

Koprowski stated: “Joining Solifi marks an exciting new chapter for DataScan and our customers. Our customers can expect continuity in the solutions and service they trust today, while also gaining the benefits of Solifi’s global reach, scale, and investment in cloud and AI innovation.”

In July 2025, Solifi purchased Leasepath, a loan and lease management software provider for the mid-market equipment finance sector.