Solifi acquires DataScan to expand auto finance and risk management

Solifi, a global provider of secured finance technology, announced today that it has acquired DataScan, a North American leader in wholesale finance and inventory risk management.

Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, DataScan has played a defining role in wholesale finance for more than three decades. The company serves more than 45 major banks and captive lenders with loan servicing, digital audit technology, and on-site asset verification.

The deal extends Solifi’s automotive capabilities and strengthens its Open Finance Platform, a cloud-based, API-driven technology suite designed to unify secured lending across multiple asset classes. By integrating DataScan’s wholesale lending and audit solutions, Solifi customers will gain expanded access to real-time data and risk insights, while benefitting from a more connected and cost-efficient commercial ecosystem.

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

“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. Just as importantly, we’re excited to welcome Brian and the DataScan associates into the Solifi family.”

Brian Koprowski, CEO of DataScan and now President and General Manager under Solifi, emphasized continuity and customer value.

“Our customers can expect the same solutions and service they trust today, while also gaining the benefits of Solifi’s global reach, scale, and investment in cloud and AI innovation,” he said. “Together, we’re bringing the best of both organisations to the markets we serve.”

DataScan will continue to operate under the “DataScan by Solifi” brand.

Koprowski joins Solifi’s executive leadership team, ensuring strategic alignment and continuity for customers. The joint product roadmap will focus on accelerating digital audit innovation through RiskGauge and expanding wholesale finance capabilities into new markets worldwide.

Advisors on the deal included Goodwin Procter LLP as legal counsel to Solifi, TD Securities as exclusive financial advisor, and Kirkland & Ellis LLP as legal counsel to DataScan. Financial terms were not disclosed.