Visma

What is Visma?

Visma is a group of business software companies headquartered in Oslo, Norway, that sells accounting and other mission-critical software to businesses across more than 30 countries. The vendor states it has 150 or more companies, about 2.9 million customers and around 15,500 employees. Each product serves customers in its own language and legal system.

Key features of Visma

• Accounting brands: The group site lists brands such as e-conomic, Dinero, Tripletex, PowerOffice, Spiris, Holded, Infakt and Conta Azul.
• Payroll and HR: Nmbrs is among the listed brands for payroll and HR.
• Practice tools: Silverfin and Yuki appear in the brand list for accountants and bookkeepers.
• Local compliance: Products are run by local companies familiar with national regulations.
• Regional coverage: Brands serve markets including Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Romania, Estonia, Latvia, Iceland, Germany and Brazil.

How Visma works

Visma acquires and grows software companies, and each keeps serving its customers locally. Buyers choose a specific Visma brand for their country and need, such as accounting, payroll or practice management, rather than one single product. Features, plans and pricing are set by each brand.

Who uses Visma?

Visma products are used by small and midsize businesses, accountants and larger organizations, mostly in Europe, with a presence in Latin America through brands such as Conta Azul. Buyers typically select the brand that matches their country and compliance requirements.

Visma pricing

Visma does not publish pricing at the group level. Pricing is set by each Visma brand, so check the product page for e-conomic, Tripletex, Holded or the brand you are considering.

Visma integrations

The group site does not list integrations. Integrations are managed by each brand, and buyers should check the specific product's marketplace or documentation.

Visma alternatives

QuickBooks is a widely used cloud accounting product, strongest in the US, UK and Canada, while Visma brands are built around European local rules. Xero offers cloud accounting with a large add-on ecosystem and is popular in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Fortnox is a Swedish accounting and business platform that competes directly with Visma's Nordic brands.