Exit watch, week of Feb. 2, 2009

Xactly acquires Centive

, a San Jose, Calif.-based provider of sales compensation and performance management software, has acquired Lowell, Mass.-based rival Centive Inc. No pricing terms of the all-stock transaction were disclosed. Centive had raised more than $96 million since 1998 from Key Venture Partners, Growth Ally, Polaris Venture Partners, Tailwind Capital Partners and VSP Capital. Xactly is also venture-backed, having raised nearly $60 million in total VC funding since 2005 from Alloy Ventures, Bay Partners, Cheyenne Ventures, Glynn Capital Management, Rembrandt Ventures, Outlook Ventures and Spinner Asset Management.

Travel company gobbles up Groople

, which specializes in handling travel arrangements for the sports market, including the National Collegiate Athletic Association, has acquired Groople Inc., an Englewood, Colo.-based provider of Web-based group travel services. No financial terms were disclosed. Groople had raised more than $23 million in VC funding from ArrowPath Venture Capital, FA Technology Ventures, Flywheel Ventures and Vista Ventures.

Archer buys Brabeion Software

Archer Technologies, an Overland Park, Kansas-based provider of enterprise governance, risk and compliance solutions, has agreed to acquire Brabeion Software Corp., a McLean, Va.-based provider of IT security risk and compliance management software. No financial terms were disclosed. Brabeion has raised about $10 million in VC funding from Fairhaven Capital Partners and Longworth Venture Partners. Bain Capital Ventures is a minority shareholder in Archer Technologies.

Swedish Space buys Universal Space

Swedish Space Corp. has agreed to acquire Universal Space Network, a Newport Beach, Calif.-based provider of satellite management services. No financial terms were disclosed. USN has raised nearly $40 million in private equity funding since 1997 from Warburg Pincus and Swedish Space Corp.

Adtech buys Steelbox

has acquired the IP assets of video surveillance company Steelbox Networks Inc. in a foreclosure sale. No financial terms were disclosed. Steelbox had raised $10.2 million in a 2006 funding round led by Sierra Ventures.

Sendori sells

, a division of IAC (Nasdaq: IACI), has acquired Sendori, a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company that drives online traffic from generic domains to specific Web advertisers. No financial terms were disclosed. Sendori had raised over $2 million in VC funding from First Round Capital, Baseline Ventures, Maples Investments and Felicis Ventures.