The zvoove Group, a Germany-based provider of SaaS (software as a service) solutions for personnel (including temporary and permanent staff), announced that it successfully acquired HelloFlex, a provider of temporary staffing software in the Dutch market.

Financial details were not disclosed.

“Building upon the momentum gained from the acquisitions of Dutch industry leaders Leviy (2021), Pivoton (2022) and RecruitNow (2023), zvoove's latest acquisition of HelloFlex propels it to the forefront of the Dutch and European markets, solidifying its position as the go-to provider for front-to-back-end temporary staffing solutions,” the group stated.

Oliver Muhr, CEO of zvoove, said, “With the addition of HelloFlex, we are increasing our intellectual and innovative capacity to develop leading software solutions for the temporary staffing market to over 500 employees across Europe.”

"With five strategic acquisitions in the past 18 months, resulting in massive synergies and cutting-edge product portfolios within our front-to-back software solutions for the temporary staffing industry, we are making significant strides towards fulfilling our mission of creating top-tier products for industry leading customer value,” Muhr said. “Notably, The Netherlands are at the forefront in the digitalization of temp staffing companies, making them another key strategic focus for zvoove alongside our leading positions in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.”

Peter Loopstra, COO of HelloFlex, added, “Being part of the nexus of the industry's best companies, solutions, and professionals, profiting from scale while maintaining our independence as a company with an autonomous product portfolio will undoubtedly be a game-changer for HelloFlex and our customers."

Paul van den Bosch, CEO Pivoton, said, “Bringing together the best solutions and talented individuals has already proven to be highly beneficial for our customers, as demonstrated in our partnership with RecruitNow. We are excited about the prospect of collaborating with HelloFlex within zvoove in the Netherlands.”