Finmatics is a technology company.
Finmatics has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round.
Finmatics has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Finmatics is an Austrian technology company that builds an AI-powered SaaS platform automating accounting, bookkeeping, and tax processes for businesses and tax offices.[1][2][3] Its self-learning AI handles document processing, receipt entry, invoice sorting, accounts payable, and initial posting proposals, targeting medium to large enterprises, accounting firms, and tax authorities in regions like DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland).[1][4][5] The platform solves inefficiencies in manual financial workflows by reducing errors, accelerating tasks, and bridging talent gaps in accounting, operating on a B2B model with pricing starting at €390 per month.[1][5] Finmatics has raised €6 million in Series A funding and was acquired by Visma in 2025, fueling platform enhancements and market expansion.[1][4]
Finmatics was founded by Christoph Prieler, Patrick Sagmeister, and Ulrich after over 15 years in the accounting industry, where they encountered frustrations with outdated tools and growing workloads amid talent shortages.[4] Originally named Abacus Accounting Technologies GmbH until March 2021, the Vienna-based GmbH (company registry FN 466381 f, VAT ATU72048768) emerged from their vision to digitize accounting using AI and RPA.[2] Prieler (Mag. Christoph Prieler) and Sagmeister (Dr. Dipl.-Ing. Patrick Sagmeister) serve as managing directors, with early traction built on self-learning AI for client-specific bookkeeping.[1][2][4] Pivotal growth included a €6 million Series A round and Visma's 2025 acquisition after spotting their potential in DACH markets.[1][4]
Finmatics rides the AI-driven digital transformation wave in accounting, where manual processes persist despite 60% of finance pros citing workload stress, especially in complex DACH markets.[4] Timing aligns with Europe's push for invoicing, payroll, and tax automation, amplified by talent shortages from the US to Austria.[4] Market forces like rising AI adoption (from 16% in DACH) and SaaS scalability favor its growth, while Visma's acquisition expands its ecosystem influence, integrating with broader ERP solutions to standardize efficient finance ops.[1][4]
Post-Visma acquisition, Finmatics will likely accelerate AI enhancements for deeper DACH penetration and pan-European rollout, targeting the untapped 84% non-AI accounting segment.[4] Trends like evolving AI expertise and regulatory pushes for digital tax compliance will propel it, potentially evolving into a full "AI accountant" suite influencing BPO standardization.[3][4] As accounting digitizes, Finmatics stands poised to redefine financial workflows, turning yesterday's frustrations into tomorrow's efficiencies—much like its founders envisioned from day one.[4]
Finmatics has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Finmatics's investors include Alpine Ventures, Altair Capital Management, Goodwater Capital, Mangrove Capital Partners, Spark Capital, Eneko Knorr, Enrique Dubois.
Finmatics has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $6.0M Series A in March 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1, 2023 | $6.0M Series A | Alpine Ventures, Altair Capital Management, Goodwater Capital, Mangrove Capital Partners, Spark Capital, Eneko Knorr, Enrique Dubois |