Hearsay acquires Mast Mobile

OCT 23, 2017

Hearsay Systems, the New York-based maker of Advisor Cloud communications solutions, has acquired the technology and intellectual property assets of Mast Mobile, a New York-based company whose software integrates mobile communications with CRM systems. Terms of the acquisition were not announced. Hearsay said it will apply Mast's technology to advance its Hearsay Messages text-based client outreach solution for financial advisers and insurance agents so that advisory firms can better integrate their mobile messages with customer relationship management systems. David Messenger, co-founder and CEO of Mast, will work with Hearsay in a consultative capacity, the company said in a release. ​

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