Tyler Technologies announced the acquisition of CloudGavel, a leading provider of electronic warrant solutions, on November 19, 2025. The deal adds real‑time, cloud‑native warrant issuance and service capabilities that link courts with law‑enforcement agencies, expanding Tyler’s courts and public‑safety portfolio.
While the financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, the strategic fit is clear. CloudGavel’s platform is already deployed in more than 500 agencies across 13 states, and its cloud‑native architecture complements Tyler’s Enterprise Justice suite. The integration will allow officers to obtain and serve warrants from any internet‑connected device, reducing processing time from hours to minutes and improving accountability.
The acquisition supports Tyler’s broader cloud‑first strategy, which the company highlighted in its Q3 2025 earnings. In that quarter, Tyler reported total revenue of $595.9 million, up 9.7% year‑over‑year, and non‑GAAP earnings per share of $2.97, a beat of $0.13 over analyst expectations. The strong SaaS growth—15.5% in subscription revenue—underscores the market’s appetite for cloud‑based public‑sector solutions, and the CloudGavel addition is expected to accelerate that momentum.
By adding a cloud‑native warrant platform, Tyler differentiates itself from competitors such as CentralSquare Technologies, Motorola Solutions, and Mark43. The move positions Tyler as a more comprehensive provider of integrated justice solutions, potentially increasing its share of the public‑sector software market and reinforcing its leadership in courts, justice, and public safety.
Management emphasized the strategic fit. CEO Lynn Moore said the acquisition “propels our vision of a fully integrated, cloud‑based justice ecosystem.” President of the Justice Group, Rusty Smith, added that CloudGavel’s technology “will enhance officer safety and streamline court‑law‑enforcement collaboration.” CloudGavel founder Pratyush Kumar noted that the partnership “unites shared values and an entrepreneurial spirit, enabling continued growth in a rapidly evolving market.”
Tyler’s market capitalization stands at $20.06 billion, and the company’s shares are trading near 52‑week lows, reflecting a broader market environment rather than company fundamentals. The acquisition is expected to strengthen Tyler’s competitive position and support its long‑term growth strategy.
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