“Can a Nordic cloud accounting platform become the embedded financial OS for Finnish and Scandinavian SMEs by layering financing, banking connectivity, and payroll-adjacent services directly into its core product?”
Founded in 2001 as a cloud accounting and financial management platform primarily serving Finnish SMEs and accounting offices, Procountor grew to over 100,000 customers and 1,400 accounting offices. In 2024 it was rebranded under the Finago group (part of Accountor Software Business), deepening its embedded finance offering by adding invoice financing (Finago Limiitti via Alisa Bank) and direct bank connections (Holvi). The platform is now migrating to Microsoft Azure in 2025, modernizing infrastructure while expanding its financial services beyond pure accounting into embedded lending and banking connectivity.
Procountor moves money over SEPA.
Procountor's lending and capital products are provided by Alisa Bank.
Procountor integrates with Procountor API (RESTful, for third-party integrations), Pleo, Calqulate and Holvi.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 4 layers in Procountor's stack: Money movement (SEPA); Lending (Alisa Bank, Finago Limiitti (invoice financing / factoring via Alisa Bank) and Procountor Factoring (invoice financing for Swedish market)); Unified APIs (Apideck); Accounting (Procountor API (RESTful, for third-party integrations), Pleo, Calqulate and Holvi).
Procountor is founded in 2001 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland.
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