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Docutech announces partnership with Serent Capital

Will accelerate the company’s growth

Idaho Falls, Idaho-based Docutech, a provider of compliance and documentation technology, announced a partnership with Serent Capital, a San Francisco-based private equity firm.

Serent’s minority investment gives Docutech access to a capital partner to accelerate the company’s growth, in addition to providing guidance for product development, sales and marketing strategy and leadership.

“The past several years have seen Docutech undergo strong growth as we have pushed to deliver the most innovative compliant financial document services in the industry,” Docutech founder and CEO Ty Jenkins said.

“Serent is the perfect partner for us that pairs a passion for our industry and the expertise to grow our product base and customer base in exciting new directions,” Jenkins continued.

Under the new partnerhsip, Jenkins and the executive team at Docutech will continue to lead the company in all areas of strategic operations.

“Docutech has spent 25 years establishing itself as the leading provider of compliance and document solutions in the market,” Serent Capital Partner Lance Fenton said. “They have built a strong reputation for excellence and high customer satisfaction, and we will leverage our expertise and capital to help lay the foundation for another two decades of success and growth.”

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