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ConvergeOne’s Chapter 11 filing was a 2024 restructuring, not a new 2026 bankruptcy. ConvergeOne Holdings, Inc. and 16 affiliates filed on April 4, 2024; the court confirmed their joint prepackaged plan on May 23, and it took effect on June 4. A later court-filed report says certain Chapter 11 cases were closed in April 2025.

1. When did ConvergeOne file for Chapter 11?

ConvergeOne Holdings, Inc. and 16 affiliates filed voluntary Chapter 11 petitions on April 4, 2024, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas. The cases were jointly administered under lead case number 24-90194.

2. What does Chapter 11 mean in this case?

Chapter 11 is a U.S. bankruptcy process through which a business can reorganize under a court-supervised plan. ConvergeOne’s filing was followed by a plan confirmation and an effective date; it was not simply a notice that the company had shut down.

3. What was the prepackaged plan?

Court records describe the restructuring plan as joint and prepackaged. That describes the documented plan process; it does not establish that every creditor supported it or agreed to the same outcome.

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4. When did the court confirm the plan?

The bankruptcy court entered its confirmation order on May 23, 2024. Confirmation is the court’s approval of a plan. It is distinct from the date the plan takes effect.

5. When did ConvergeOne emerge from Chapter 11?

The plan became effective on June 4, 2024. A later court-filed report says the reorganized debtors emerged from Chapter 11 on that date.

6. What is the timeline?

Date Procedural event
April 4, 2024 ConvergeOne Holdings and 16 affiliates filed voluntary Chapter 11 petitions in the Southern District of Texas.
May 23, 2024 The bankruptcy court entered an order confirming the joint prepackaged plan.
June 4, 2024 The plan became effective, and the later filing reported emergence from Chapter 11.
April 10 and 14, 2025 A later court-filed report says final decrees were entered closing certain listed Chapter 11 cases.

7. Did ConvergeOne keep operating after emergence?

A post-confirmation court filing reported that the reorganized debtors continued operating in the ordinary course after emergence. That is a historical statement about the period covered by the filing, not confirmation of current service levels, customer support, ownership, or financial condition.

8. What happened to the bankruptcy cases?

The later report says the court entered final decrees closing certain Chapter 11 cases on April 10 and April 14, 2025, including the lead ConvergeOne Holdings case and listed affiliates. The filing supports saying that certain cases were closed; it does not establish that every related matter ended.

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9. Does the filing establish whether ConvergeOne is operating now?

No. The court-filed material described above establishes historical procedural events and reported post-emergence ordinary-course operations. It does not establish ConvergeOne’s present-day operating status or the current status of any particular customer contract or service.

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10. What should customers and vendors take from the filing?

The bankruptcy timeline alone does not answer whether a specific service, contract, payment, or support commitment remains in effect today. Anyone relying on current service or contract status should verify it directly with ConvergeOne or consult current company information and the relevant case records; the historical court statements are not a present-day guarantee.

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