Boomi has acquired Israeli data observability provider Elementary Data, adding data quality, governance and discovery capabilities to its enterprise platform.

The deal is Boomi’s second this year, following its purchase of AI and Model Context Protocol (MCP) gateway provider Lunar.dev.

With the two acquisitions, Boomi is building a data-to-AI stack spanning data integration, governed AI connectivity, and trusted, observable data.

“AI is only as trustworthy as the data behind it,” said Steve Lucas (top), Chairman and CEO of Boomi, who added that the purchase would boosts the observability, quality and governance layer that ensures the data activating customers’ AI and agents is reliable, explainable and enterprise-ready.

Founded in 2022 as an open-source project, Elementary has been adopted by more than 1,500 data teams and records more than 1.1 million monthly downloads.

Its Elementary Cloud offering layers enterprise-grade capabilities on top of that open-source foundation.

Elementary will add agent-driven pipeline, data and context monitoring to the Boomi Enterprise Platform. Its capabilities include column-level lineage, a shared data catalog, health scores, an MCP server that exposes data context to AI tools and agents, and AI agents that automate data testing, incident triage, governance and performance optimisation.

Elementary complements Boomi’s Active Data Foundation, which moves, grounds and governs data in motion and delivers it with context to applications, devices and agents.

“When agents act on your data at machine speed, trust in that data stops being a nice-to-have and becomes the foundation the whole enterprise stands on,” said Maayan Salom, CEO and Co-founder of Elementary.

AI-focused deals

Boomi’s buying spree reflects a broader push to position itself as the data layer for enterprise AI.

In July, it completed the acquisition of Lunar.dev, which has become a key component of Boomi Connect, its managed MCP server offering.

Lunar.dev’s technology is designed to govern connections between AI tools such as Claude, Copilot and Gemini and enterprise applications through more than 1,000 managed, MCP-enabled tools. It adds cost management, observability and scalable AI connectivity across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

In December 2024, Boomi acquired data integration provider Rivery, which has since been rebranded Boomi Data Integration and provides change data capture for real-time data movement.

The three acquisitions as complementary with Rivery handling data integration, Lunar.dev providing governed AI connectivity and gateway capabilities, and Elementary adding trusted, observable data.