Procede Software Acquires San Antonio DMS Provider RIMSS

The acquisition expands Procede's dealer management platform into the agriculture and construction sectors.

Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Software

Procede Software Acquires San Antonio DMS Provider RIMSS

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Procede Software has acquired San Antonio-based RIMSS, a dealer management system provider with four decades of industry experience. This move allows Procede to extend its software services into the agriculture and construction markets.

Why it matters

By integrating RIMSS into its existing infrastructure, Procede aims to leverage shared values regarding dealer-first service to provide enhanced resources to customers in new industries. The company will continue to support and develop both the Excede and RIMSS platforms.

RIMSS supports over 200 dealer groups across North America and serves OEMs including Kubota, Case IH, AGCO, and Hino. Procede currently manages over 1,200 rooftops and supports 25,000 daily users.

The players

Procede Software

A software company that provides dealer management platform solutions for over 1,200 rooftops and 25,000 daily users.

RIMSS

A San Antonio-based provider of dealer management systems that has served North American agricultural and construction OEMs for over 40 years.

Rubicon Technology Partners

An investment firm that provided funding to Procede Software in early 2026.

The details

The acquisition integrates the RIMSS platform with Procede's own Excede system to create a more robust suite of tools. Procede will maintain development for both platforms while expanding its reach among North American dealer groups.

RIMSS was founded in 1983.
Rubicon Technology Partners invested in Procede in January 2026.
Procede announced the acquisition of RIMSS on October 22, 2026.

The Tech Race

This acquisition reflects the broader industry trend of platform consolidation among specialized heavy equipment management systems. It positions Procede to compete more aggressively by scaling its technological footprint across previously distinct niche agriculture and construction markets.

Customers of both RIMSS and Procede can expect continued development of their existing platforms alongside new resource offerings. Daily operations for current dealers remain stable as the companies integrate their support services.

The takeaway

Companies looking to expand into new markets often prioritize acquiring platforms with high retention rates to maintain stability during transitions. Dealers in the agriculture and construction sectors may benefit from the integration of these two established software ecosystems.