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Solifi partnerships bolster tech integration in equipment finance

Company partnering with Liventus, Consult Disrupt

Equipment Finance News, AI AssistedbyEquipment Finance News, AI Assisted
December 11, 2025
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Technology solutions provider Solifi has partnered with Liventus and Consult Disrupt to broaden implementation, automation and cloud-migration support for equipment financiers.

The collaboration pairs Solifi’s technology suite with Liventus’ custom development capabilities and Consult Disrupt’s advisory experience, according to a Solifi release today. The companies will provide end-to-end support for lenders looking to modernize legacy systems, automate workflows and transition to Solifi’s cloud environment.

“Equipment finance companies face a critical decision point when upgrading their technology stack, especially in today’s AI-forward technology landscape,” Dan Levin, co-founder and president of Liventus, stated in the release. “They need partners who understand both the technical complexity involved and the day-to-day realities of equipment finance operations.”

For Solifi, which has overseen hundreds of implementations and data migrations worldwide, adding Liventus and Consult Disrupt increases its capacity to support specialized or complex deployments. The alliance also brings additional development resources for customized solutions, according to the release.

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