Daizy acquires Next Matter to expand workflow orchestration

3rd February 2026

Daizy has acquired the Next Matter platform and business, strengthening our ability to support organisations running complex, high-stakes operational workflows. Next Matter is a trusted workflow platform for teams operating in regulated environments where reliability, auditability, and control are essential. This acquisition reflects our strong belief in the Next Matter product and its role in the future of operational execution. As part of the transaction, Daizy has also taken on core members of the Next Matter team, including its CEO and COO, ensuring continuity of leadership and deep product expertise as we move forward together.

Stability and Continuity for Next Matter Clients

The Next Matter platform will continue to operate as usual, with ongoing support andno immediate changes required. Existing workflows, implementations, and client relationships remain fully in place. Our priority is to provide a stable, long-term home for the product and the clients who rely on it.

A Strong Fit for Intelligent Automation and Compliance-First Workflows

Next Matter’s structured workflow orchestration complements Daizy’s AI-powered automation and compliance-first capabilities, expanding what teams can achieve in complex operational environments. Over time, this shared foundation creates clear opportunities to introduce more intelligent automation and AI-driven capabilities into operational workflows, particularly in financial services and adjacent regulated sectors. Watch this space.

From the founders

Jan Hugenroth, Founder of Next Matter:

“Next Matter was built for organisations where operations need to work, every day, without compromise. Daizy understands that context and brings the long-term mindset and technical depth that clients depend on.”

Deborah Yang, CEO of Daizy:

“Next Matter is a strong operational platform used in environments where trust andprecision are non-negotiable. We’re excited to support the product and thoughtfully explore how AI can enhance operational workflows over time.”