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Arvore Partners Upgrades EquiONE Operating Platform to Manage More Than 5 Billion Records and Additional Legacy Systems

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Improved system compatibility and real-time analytics accelerate onboarding and operational transparency across Arvore’s North American holdings.

“The wider the range of systems EquiONE can integrate, the quicker we can unify a new business under a single operational view.”— Matt BarrCALGARY, AB, CANADA, August 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Omnigence Asset Management (“Omnigence”) has revealed a significant update to EquiONE, the proprietary operating system utilized by Arvore Partners LP (“Arvore”), an affiliated partner fund of Omnigence, to consolidate, oversee, and enhance founder-led enterprises across North America. The upgraded system now processes more than 5 billion real-time data records and supports a broader array of legacy software, enabling Arvore to integrate newly acquired companies more swiftly, irrespective of their existing systems.

This enhancement allows EquiONE to capture and normalize data from an increased number of legacy accounting, ERP, and point-of-sale platforms—the diverse software commonly used by founder-run businesses—and link them to a unified hub that now monitors over 5,000 key performance indicators and more than 5 billion real-time data records throughout Arvore’s portfolio of over 200 locations. Retail transactions, manufacturing output, inventory levels, labor metrics, and financial reports are recorded at the individual transaction level and presented in a single dashboard, with new acquisitions typically onboarded within roughly eight weeks.

This real-time visibility, combined with automated reporting and forecasting that includes deviation alerts, enables Arvore’s operating teams to identify continuous-improvement opportunities and implement them promptly—applying consistent best practices across five industry sectors regardless of the legacy systems a newly acquired company uses. Accommodating a wider variety of source systems eliminates a typical integration obstacle and allows Arvore to execute parallel consolidations across industries as an “assembly line” rather than isolated projects.

“The more systems EquiONE can absorb, the faster we can bring a new business onto one operating picture,” stated Matt Barr, partner at Arvore and a director of Omnigence. “Founder-led companies each arrive with their own ERP, accounting, point-of-sale, and operational software. Expanding the platform to handle more of those systems, and far more data, means we integrate faster and improve how each company runs sooner.”
As Arvore broadens its consolidation strategy into the United States, starting with an emphasis on the Texas lower mid-market, the enhanced EquiONE will provide newly acquired US businesses with the same integration speed and operational rigor already applied across Arvore’s current portfolio.

About Arvore
Arvore operates as a hybrid evergreen private equity fund concentrating on consolidating lower mid-market businesses. The firm acquires founder-led enterprises, with a present focus on building products distribution, environmental services, automotive maintenance, master franchisors, and light industrial sectors, and aims to enhance these businesses through, among other methods, utilization of its technology-driven operating platform – EquiONE.

About Omnigence
Omnigence is a Canadian alternative investment platform specializing in farmland, operational private equity, and secondaries, with partner funds managing over $1.2 billion. The firm targets fragmented, under-financialized investment theses where scale, operational complexity, or size constraints limit participation from larger players, thereby making value more compelling.

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