ActivePath

About ActivePath

ActivePath, founded in 2007 by Aryeh Mergi, operated as a technology company specializing in enhancing digital customer communications before its acquisition by Broadridge Financial Solutions in March 2018. The company, which had corporate headquarters in New York and a development center in Israel, secured $13.3 million in funding over two rounds from investors including Battery Ventures, Gimv, and Genesis Partners. The firm's core offering was a browser-based platform that enabled enterprises to transform standard communications like statements, bills, and regulatory notices into secure, interactive digital experiences delivered primarily through email.

The business catered to clients such as banks, broker-dealers, and healthcare providers who needed to improve digital adoption and engagement with their customers. ActivePath's technology allowed these organizations to project the rich, interactive HTML experiences typically found on websites and mobile apps directly into a customer's inbox. This capability addressed a common struggle for brands: converting customers from traditional print mail to more compelling and efficient digital channels. By making routine communications interactive, ActivePath helped its clients turn these touchpoints into valuable opportunities for customer engagement. The acquisition by Broadridge was a strategic move to integrate this technology into Broadridge's broader suite of communication and fintech services, accelerating the digital transition for its own clients. The existing partnership of three years prior to the acquisition highlighted the synergy between the two companies. Following the acquisition, ActivePath's Israeli office was set to become Broadridge's first outpost in the country.