Acquisitions expand Joblogic’s capabilities across field service and FM

UK-based field service management software provider, Joblogic, has acquired Arantico and Invida, two complementary software businesses, in deals that significantly expand the company’s footprint across the UK and Ireland. 

The acquisitions come as Joblogic builds on its recent investment from Vista Equity Partners, and add over 100 customers and approximately 60,000 end users to the group. The move extends Joblogic’s capabilities across the facilities management ecosystem, bringing contractors, building owners, and property managers onto a single, integrated platform. 

Arantico, based in Ireland, provides mobile-first field service management software for contractors across HVAC, fire safety, waste management, and property services. The acquisition gives Joblogic its first operational presence in Ireland and an established customer base of roughly 60 organisations, including Anglo Irish Refrigeration and Leinster Property Services.  

Arantico will continue operations in Ireland, helping ensure continuity for its long-standing customer base. “Arantico has been focused on serving contractors with flexible, mobile-first software for nearly two decades,” said Mike Brogan, General Manager, Arantico. “Becoming part of Joblogic gives our customers access to a broader cloud-based platform, enhanced functionality, and the breadth of Joblogic’s feature set.” 

Invida, headquartered in Birmingham, delivers estates and facilities management software for building owners, property agents, and facilities managers, serving businesses across commercial real estate, hospitality, manufacturing, and more. Major clients include Cambridge University, NHS Trusts, and Stonegate Group. Invida will continue operating as a distinct business unit within Joblogic, helping ensure continuity for existing customers while benefiting from additional scale and investment.

The Invida team, including founder Chris Butchart, will join Joblogic to continue scaling the business and accelerating the development of Joblogic’s expanded facilities management capabilities. “Invida was built to give property managers and facilities teams a clearer, more efficient way to run their operations,” Butchart said. “Joining Joblogic gives us the resources, scale, and investment to take that mission further while continuing to support our customers with the service quality they expect.” 

The acquisitions bring significant investment in product development that will give building owners and contractors greater visibility across operations, stronger compliance capabilities, and better overall customer experience.

Jamie Sones, CFO of Joblogic said: “These acquisitions allow us to bridge the gap between contractors and the building owners they serve. Historically, each side has operated on separate systems with limited shared visibility across the full lifecycle of a job. By bringing these businesses together, we can connect both ends of the market and deliver a seamless experience that improves compliance, communication, and performance for everyone.”