The San Mateo, California-based sprightly enterprise video platform Veodia, which boosts day after day communication, has broadened its appeal by acquiring one of the best web-based 'screen recording' service - ScreenToaster.

Though the financial aspects of the Paris-based ScreenToaster's takeover have not been disclosed, Veodia was reportedly supported by $8.3 million in venture capital. With the acquisition of the free browser-based service that captures screen activity and audio for playback in flash players, Veodia intends integrating ScreenToaster's web recording tools with its enterprise video SaaS suite later this year.

ScreenToaster's singular technology will further enhance Veodia's current capabilities - that allow companies to securely record, upload and deliver high-quality videos - by providing users with the additional ability of recording screen activity, especially sharing of tutorials, product demos, or document reviews.

Saying that Veodia noticed an "overwhelming demand" from its users looking for capturing and sharing screen activity, Guillaume Cohen, Veodia's founder and CEO, added: "We were very impressed with ScreenToaster's browser-based technology and ease-of-use, and found them to be a perfect fit to meet our customers' needs." The acquisition deal is a momentous achievement by the Marco Fucci and Elie Curetti-founded startup.

After having launched its service in private beta only about eight months back, ScreenToaster has supposedly witnessed 40 percent month-to-month average growth in terms of its user base!