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Subsplash, a leading SaaS, fintech, and AI provider for faith and non-profit organizations, has announced its acquisition by Roper Technologies (NASDAQ: ROP). The deal marks a significant milestone for Subsplash, which has introduced over 30 first-offerings to the faith market.

This acquisition follows Subsplash's successful partnership with K1, which began in 2019 and helped accelerate the company's growth. Under the leadership of CEO Tim Turner, Subsplash will join the Roper family while maintaining its mission to equip churches with innovative technology solutions.

Roper Technologies' President and CEO Neil Hunn highlighted Subsplash's position as a market leader, noting its mission-critical solutions and strong customer retention. The partnership aims to expand Subsplash's platform and offerings while maintaining its commitment to serving the faith community.

Roper Technologies (NASDAQ:ROP) reported strong Q2 2025 results with revenue increasing 13% to $1.94 billion, including 7% organic growth and 6% from acquisitions. The company achieved adjusted EBITDA of $775 million, up 12%, and adjusted DEPS of $4.87, a 9% increase.

Roper announced the acquisition of Subsplash for $800 million, a provider of AI-enabled cloud software serving over 20,000 faith-based organizations. Additionally, the company raised its 2025 guidance, now expecting adjusted DEPS of $19.90-$20.05 and total revenue growth of ~13%, with organic growth projected at 6-7%.

DAT Freight & Analytics reported a decline in spot truckload volumes for June 2025, indicating weak seasonal demand during what's typically a summer peak period. The DAT Truckload Volume Index (TVI) showed mixed results with van TVI down 2% to 243, reefer TVI down 5% to 191, and flatbed TVI up 1% to 314 compared to May.

Despite monthly declines, year-over-year volumes remained positive with increases of 4% for van, 10% for reefer, and 12% for flatbed. National average spot rates showed minimal movement, with van rates at $2.02 per mile (up 3 cents), reefer at $2.37 per mile (up 1 cent), and flatbed unchanged at $2.57 per mile. The market maintained capacity despite rate underperformance and demand uncertainties.

Transact + CBORD, a subsidiary of Roper Technologies (NYSE:ROP), has appointed Rob DeCarlo as Chief Financial Officer. DeCarlo, who previously served as CBORD's CFO for seven years, returns to the company from his recent position as CFO at Clubessential Holdings.

The appointment aligns with the company's focus on strengthening its leadership team. DeCarlo brings extensive experience in software and payments, having held finance leadership roles at companies including FinThrive, EarthLink, and Intel Corporation. He will oversee all financial operations and drive strategic growth initiatives under the leadership of Harold Flynn, interim CEO and Senior Vice President of Roper Technologies.

DAT Freight & Analytics, a subsidiary of Roper Technologies (NYSE:ROP), will showcase new services at the upcoming Walcott Truckers Jamboree from July 10-12, 2025. The company is introducing Outgo, a new freight factoring service that enables carriers to access funds within 90 minutes of invoice approval, with no annual contracts or reserves required.

Key innovations include DAT Copilot, offering guidance for new owner-operators seeking federal motor carrier authority, and the addition of eight new load and equipment options to DAT One, including Sprinter van and box truck capabilities. The company will also support the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund at the event, which assists truckers facing medical hardships.

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Procare Solutions, a subsidiary of Roper Technologies (NYSE:ROP), has enhanced its ChildPlus Learning Plans by introducing continuing education features for Head Start customers. The upgraded platform now offers IACET-accredited training recognized across all 50 states and includes CDA Pathway training for Child Development Associate certification.

The Learning Plans provide cost-effective training packages covering Head Start data management, DRDP and PIR reporting, with courses designed to meet specific Head Start program requirements. This enhancement enables staff to maintain compliance and advance their professional development through convenient, engaging training modules.

Aderant, a global legal business management software provider, announced that Miles & Stockbridge, an Am Law 200 firm, has selected its Expert Sierra cloud-based platform and Stridyn Analytics to enhance their operations.

The implementation will enable Miles & Stockbridge to unify financial, operational, and practice management data through AI-powered analytics, while streamlining processes like timekeeping, billing, and rates management. The firm, which has over 200 lawyers across offices in Maryland, Washington, D.C., Virginia, and New York, aims to optimize internal processes and improve client service delivery through this digital transformation.

Roper Technologies (Nasdaq: ROP) has scheduled its second quarter 2025 financial results announcement and conference call. The company will release its Q2 2025 results before market opens on Monday, July 21, 2025. A conference call to discuss the results will be held at 8:00 AM ET on the same day.

Investors can access the call via webcast or by dialing +1 800-836-8184 (US/Canada) or +1 646-357-8785 using conference ID 87418. Conference materials will be available in the Investors section of Roper's website before the call.

DAT Freight & Analytics reported modest increases in spot truckload van and refrigerated freight volumes for May 2025, with seasonal adjustments in rates and volumes. The DAT Truckload Volume Index showed van TVI up 3% to 247, reefer TVI up 5% to 200, while flatbed TVI decreased 4% to 309 compared to April. Spot rates saw increases with van rates at $1.99 per mile (+3 cents), reefer rates at $2.36 (+9 cents), while flatbed rates remained stable at $2.57. Contract rates experienced slight declines across all categories. The month showed typical seasonality but was marked by weekly fluctuations due to factors including Roadcheck enforcement, Memorial Day, and tariff-related import adjustments.