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Lattice Acquires Mandala Technology, Advancing the New Way to Work with People + AI

March 31, 2026 - 19:00

Lattice Acquires Mandala Technology, Advancing the New Way to Work with People + AI

Lattice, a prominent provider of people management software, has announced its acquisition of Mandala Technology, a move designed to significantly accelerate its artificial intelligence capabilities. The deal centers on integrating Mandala's AI-native technology directly into the Lattice platform, which is focused on performance, engagement, and career development.

The acquisition is positioned as a strategic step in Lattice's vision for a new era of workplace productivity, where artificial intelligence augments human potential rather than replaces it. Mandala's specialized technology is expected to enhance Lattice's existing tools, providing deeper people analytics, more personalized employee development insights, and automated workflows that save managers and HR professionals considerable time.

Company leadership emphasized that the integration aims to make complex people data more accessible and actionable. By leveraging advanced AI, the platform seeks to deliver tailored recommendations for coaching, identify skill gaps across organizations, and help leaders make more informed decisions about their teams. The goal is to create a more dynamic and responsive work environment where technology supports every stage of the employee experience.

Financial terms of the transaction were not publicly disclosed. The Mandala team will join Lattice, bringing their expertise in AI and machine learning to further the development of the combined platform. This acquisition signals a growing trend in the HR technology sector, where embedding sophisticated, specialized AI is becoming a key differentiator for platforms aiming to modernize people management.


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