Visma solutions drive growth and profitability for accountants

Accounting firms using Sticos products are more productive and profitable than competitors.

A recent report by Oslo Economics demonstrates that accounting firms using products from Visma's Norwegian portfolio company, Sticos, are ahead of their competitors both in terms of productivity and profitability.

Sticos, which joined the Visma family in 2021, specialises in digital solutions designed to enhance productivity for accounting firms. Their solutions simplify complex tasks, reduce the risk of errors, and ensure that firms can work correctly within laws and regulations.

The analysis from Oslo Economics confirms that the use of Sticos solutions is strongly associated with higher productivity, increased revenue, and improved profitability for accounting firms, allowing them to better navigate a rapidly changing industry.

Here are the main findings:

How Sticos creates value

These significant results are driven by solutions designed to make complex tasks simpler, which frees up time, reduces the risk of errors, and enables employees to serve more customers more efficiently.

This is critical in an accounting industry facing margin pressure and increasing competition. Sticos achieves this through its digital solutions:

The full report from Oslo Economics can be accessed here.

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About Sticos

Sticos specialises in digital solutions designed to enhance productivity for accounting firms. Their solutions simplify complex tasks, reduce the risk of errors, and ensure that firms can work correctly within laws and regulations. Sticos joined the Visma family in 2021. Read more at sticos.no.