
Integrity Data Solutions Completes Acquisition of iDoc Corp
iDoc is a trusted provider of commercial copier and print hardware, leasing, rental and service throughout Texas. These capabilities will be combined with ID Solutions' comprehensive barcoding and print hardware offerings, managed print services and hardware service solutions, creating a full spectrum offering for customers.
'This acquisition strengthens our position in the print solutions market and expands our hardware and service offerings,' said Merrill Matthews, CEO of ID Solutions. 'With iDoc's experience and customer base, we can now deliver even more value – whether that's leasing or selling a printer or copier, setting up a rental fleet for a seasonal project, or keeping equipment running at peak performance through our service programs.'
'We are excited to become part of ID Solutions,' said Bob Buban, Co-Founder and CEO of iDoc Corp. 'Our combined resources and expertise mean customers can expect a broader product selection, more flexible and comprehensive solutions, and the same outstanding service they've come to expect.'
Integrity Data Solutions is a portfolio company of Falx Capital LLC, a Denver-based private investment company. iDoc represents the third acquisition by ID Solutions since Falx's acquisition of the Company in 2023.
About iDoc Corp:
Founded 1995, iDoc Corp provides commercial copier and printer hardware sales, leasing, rentals, and service, delivering reliable equipment and responsive service to businesses throughout Texas. Learn more at www.idoccorp.com.
About ID Solutions:
ID Solutions is a leading provider of automated data collection, print and supply chain solutions. With a comprehensive portfolio of barcoding and print hardware, maintenance and support services, managed print solutions, and asset tracking software, ID Solutions serves as a trusted partner to customers across North America. Learn more at www.accessids.com.

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