Fraxion
The Deal
- Bought By
- Ben Litjen
- Year
- 2016
- Vehicle
- Roman Road Capital Partners, backed by Search Fund Partners, Pacific Lake Partners, Trilogy Search Partners and The Cambria Group
- Kind
- Software
Seattle purchasing software for mid-sized organizations, covering requisitions, approvals, budgets and spend control, bought as Paperless Business Systems, the 1997 maker of eRequester, and renamed Fraxion in a 2019 merger.
What Happened Next
Merged in 2019 with Fraxion, a South African spend-management company whose co-founder Stanton Jandrell became chief executive of the combined business under that name. A majority stake sold in May 2025 to Main Capital Partners, whose own release quotes Jandrell as chief executive and combines the company with an add-on, and two backers file it as exited, one of them dating that to 2025.
They sold a majority 9 years in, in 2025, and stayed with the company.
The exit ends of journeys like this one, where the buyer has announced the purchase itself, are on Buyers.
Backed by the Same Firms
- RouteGenie · Cameron Craig · 2025
- Strategic Kids · Graham Brockington and Andy Morrow · 2025
- Wu Consulting · Steven Tan · 2025
- CyberData Pros · Keith Burns · 2025
- The rest of what Search Fund Partners has backed
- CoFi · Queris Au and Ashwin Kumar · 2026
- Park Dietz & Associates · Jineet Gandhi · 2026
- Message Digital · Garrison Jones · 2026
- Connected Dealer Services · Tommy Högström and Marcus Jörgensen · 2026
- The rest of what Pacific Lake Partners has backed
- Premier World Discovery · Rafa Caldas and Zach Krumholz · 2025
- ExpensePoint · Mohamed Farid · 2024
- Reliable Premium Management · Henrique de Freitas · 2024
- Metabolic Solutions · Adnan Fakhoury · 2024
- The rest of what Trilogy Search Partners has backed
The Cambria Group
- Three Rivers Therapy · Ryan Moore · 2025
- Windmill Wellness Ranch · Ani Narasimhan · 2024
- AdComp Systems Group · Murdoch Miller · 2024
- Objective Management Group · Ben Tagoe · 2022
- The rest of the record
Method & Source
This record is double-sourced: it joined when the purchase and, where the company has traded on, the exit could both be read in primary accounts.
- The company's own account prlog.org
- The searchers' own SEC filing sec.gov
- The company's own account fraxion.biz
- Search Fund Partners' own account searchfunds.net
- Pacific Lake Partners' own account pacificlake.com
- Trilogy Search Partners' own account trilogy-search.com
- The acquirer's announcement main.nl
- The Cambria Group's own account cambriagroup.com