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iDoklad

“Can a free/freemium invoicing app be the front door that pulls Czech and Slovak SMBs into the Seyfor accounting ecosystem?”

Founded2010
HQBrno, Czech Republic
FoundersMartin Cígler
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / Accounting
Websiteidoklad.cz ↗
The story

iDoklad was spun up in 2010 inside Solitea (now Seyfor) — the same group behind the Money S3/S4/S5 ERP suite — as a lightweight cloud invoicing product for Czech and Slovak freelancers and micro-businesses. It rode the early Czech SaaS/Azure wave, grew from a free-only tool to a tiered paid product around 2017, and now positions itself as the on-ramp into the broader Seyfor accounting stack, with bank-feed connections, e-commerce plugins and exports into Money, Pohoda and Vario accounting systems.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2010
iDoklad launched as an online invoicing SaaS by the team behind the Money ERP suite.· launch
2013
Crossed ~40,000 open accounts; became market leader in CZ/SK online invoicing.· growth
2017
Transitioned from free-only to paid tiers and expanded automation/accounting-integration features.· pivot
2022
Parent company Solitea rebranded to Seyfor, a. s.· acquisition
2026
Serves ~300,000 entrepreneurs across Czechia and Slovakia.· growth
The stack
1 layer disclosed in iDoklad’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting
Money S3, Money S4, Money S5, Pohoda, Vario
Accounting
Money S3Money S4Money S5PohodaVario
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iDoklad — frequently asked

Which accounting software does iDoklad integrate with?

iDoklad integrates with Money S3, Money S4, Money S5, Pohoda and Vario.

Who founded iDoklad?

iDoklad was founded by Martin Cígler and is founded in 2010, headquartered in Brno, Czech Republic.

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