Is Craneware's acquisition truly game changing?

A lot has been made of the apparent dearth of world class tech stocks in the UK markets. I would argue one can be found located in Edinburgh, and its shares are down nearly 50% from recent all time highs, while the company itself is at an intriguing crossroads.

Craneware (LON:CRW) was founded in May 1999 by Keith Neilson (who remains group CEO) and Gordon Craig (who retains a 6.6% stake in the company). Chairman Will Whitehorn gives a glimpse of the group’s mission statement in the 2021 Annual Report:
I am proud of the impact Craneware has made in helping our US healthcare customers improve operational efficiency and margins so that they can continue to invest in providing quality care for their communities. Our contribution and continued success are made possible through the efforts of our dedicated and talented employees who work to push Craneware closer towards the long-term ambition of being the pre-eminent company in improving US healthcare.
The group wants to impact healthcare profoundly by delivering data-led insights. Its first software product provided proprietary revenue cycle management and it retains a strong position here, but has also branched out into other areas...