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Boomi Acquires Israeli Data Observability Firm Elementary Data for $43 Million
The American software and data integration company Boomi has acquired the Israeli data observability startup Elementary Data for approximately $43 million in a cash and stock deal. The acquisition, announced on Monday, October 19, 2026, is Boomi's third acquisition in Israel within the past two years, following its previous purchases of Rivery and Lunar.dev.
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What happened
- 01Boomi acquired Israeli startup Elementary Data for approximately $43 million in a cash and stock deal.
- 02Elementary Data specializes in data observability, quality control, and cataloging to ensure data reliability for AI.
- 03The acquisition is Boomi's third in Israel within two years, following its purchases of Rivery and Lunar.dev.
- 04Elementary Data was founded in 2021 by Unit 8200 alumni Maayan Saloom and Or Avidor.
- 05The startup had raised $8.5 million from investors including TLV Partners, Cowboy Ventures, and Y Combinator.
- 06All 17 of Elementary Data's employees will join Boomi as it plans to expand its operations in Israel.
- 07Boomi will integrate the technology into its platform while continuing to support Elementary Data's open-source and commercial products.
Elementary Data, founded in August 2021 by CEO Maayan Saloom and CTO Or Avidor, both veterans of the elite IDF Unit 8200, specializes in data monitoring, quality control, and cataloging. Its platform helps data teams identify and resolve issues before they impact business reports, models, and AI agents. Prior to the acquisition, the startup had raised $8.5 million from investors including TLV Partners, Cowboy Ventures, and Y Combinator.
All 17 of Elementary Data's Israeli employees will join Boomi, which plans to expand its local operations. Boomi intends to integrate Elementary Data's technology into its enterprise platform to enhance data reliability and trustworthiness for its global customers, particularly for AI applications. Boomi will continue to support Elementary Data's open-source tools and commercial products, ensuring uninterrupted service for existing customers.
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