Salesforce Agrees to Acquire Loops for Tableau Analytics

Oct 13, 2026
Salesforce signed an agreement to acquire Israeli analytics startup Loops and plans to integrate its technology and team into Tableau. The price was not disclosed, but the deal is estimated at about $30 million.

Salesforce Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Israeli AI analytics startup Loops and plans to integrate its technology and team into Tableau. The price was not disclosed, but the deal is estimated at about $30 million, CTech by Calcalist reports.

Loops, founded in 2020 by CEO Tom Laufer and CTO Ido Adiv, connects to company data sources and uses machine learning models and causal analysis to explain what drives changes in metrics such as revenue, conversions and retention. Last year it added Scout, an AI agent that monitors key performance indicators, flags trends and anomalies, investigates their causes and sends summaries through Slack and email. Loops raised $14 million in a 2022 seed round led by Scale Venture Partners.

Salesforce expects the deal to close in early November, during its fiscal 2027, subject to customary closing conditions, Benzinga reports.

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