Capacity Acquires Chilean AI Platform Chattigo 

Carey advised AI Software, LLC, doing business as Capacity, on its acquisition of Chattigo, a Chilean omnichannel conversational platform that enables companies to automate and centralise their customer service, sales and internal communications.

Capacity is an agentic support automation platform that powers every customer experience activity from a single AI Knowledge Orchestration Layer. Its services include omnichannel AI agents, real-time agent assistance, automated quality assurance, conversational intelligence, and outbound SMS and voice campaigns.

More than 20,000 organisations rely on Capacity to deflect repetitive enquiries, empower human agents, automate post-interaction work and conduct proactive outreach.

Chattigo, meanwhile, is used by more than 800 companies across Latin America, ranging from growing startups to large corporations in sectors including banking, retail, logistics, healthcare and education.

Carey’s engagement included conducting a legal due diligence review of the company, as well as negotiating and preparing the transaction documentation. The firm also advised Capacity on the acquisition financing.

The transaction closed on May 23, 2026, and involved the jurisdictions of the United States, Mexico and Chile. The value of the transaction is confidential.

The transaction was carried out in a highly disruptive and rapidly evolving industry whose value proposition is grounded in the use of artificial intelligence to develop communication solutions.

It also required coordination across multiple jurisdictions and negotiations with the company’s founders and various domestic and international investment funds.

Legal teams

Carey’s M&A team comprised managing partner Pablo Iacobelli; partners Patricia Silberman, Jaime Carey A., Francisca Corti and Manuel Alcalde; and associates Paulina García, Felipe Hinzpeter, Francisco Jiménez, María Anguita and Pedro Burstein.

Partner Felipe Moro and associate Alejandro Toro advised on the acquisition financing.

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner advised Capacity through partners Robert Newmark and Caitlin Hartsell, and associate Lauren Beeman.

Pérez-Llorca also advised Capacity, with a team comprising partners Antonio de Lisi and Gonzalo Vargas, and associate Fernando Blanco.

Cuatrecasas advised the sellers —the founders and investment funds— through a team consisting of partner Michel Dibán, senior associate José Manuel Llamazales and associate Yuyang Zhou.

Capacity’s in-house legal team included Kathryn Love and Nick Varsam.
 

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