Osedea has acquired ventriloc, a Montreal-based data solutions firm, for an undisclosed amount. The transaction brings ventriloc’s team and its specialized Microsoft-focused analytics practice under Osedea’s ownership, effective immediately. The acquired business will operate as ventriloc, par Osedea, preserving its brand while integrating into the larger company’s structure.
ventriloc develops custom data tools for organizations that rely on timely, informed decision-making. Its experts automate the full data journey, from integration to visualization, using Microsoft technologies such as Azure, Power BI, Power Apps, and Power Automate. The company’s service areas include data integration, data visualization, and analytical alignment, helping clients turn raw information into actionable insights.
Osedea, the acquiring firm, is a software development company that builds digital products and custom applications for a range of industries. The acquisition expands Osedea’s capabilities beyond application development into the data analytics space, allowing the combined team to offer end-to-end solutions that cover both the creation of software and the analytical tools that run on top of it. For Osedea, the deal adds a dedicated data practice and deep Microsoft ecosystem expertise that was previously missing from its service portfolio.
For ventriloc’s clients, the change in ownership is expected to bring access to a broader set of engineering resources and long-term product support. The integration also gives ventriloc’s specialists a larger platform to scale their data projects, while Osedea gains a recurring revenue stream from analytics engagements. Both companies share a focus on the Microsoft stack, which should ease the technical alignment of their respective teams.
The combined entity will now offer services spanning software development, data engineering, and business intelligence under one roof. Management has indicated that ventriloc’s current projects will continue without disruption, and the team will remain based in Montreal. The immediate priority is to unify delivery processes and cross-train staff, with the goal of pitching joint proposals to clients seeking both custom applications and data-driven decision tools.