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Danish fintech Ageras buys Storebuddy

Danish accounting, admin and banking fintech Ageras has bought payment reconciliation software provider Storebuddy. Financial terms were not disclosed.

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Danish fintech Ageras buys Storebuddy

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Founded in 2012, Danish firm Storebuddy provides integration software for automating accounting processes for online stores.

The acquisition will help Ageras expand its reach into the e-commerce segment, enabling it to offer online store owners technology that helps them deal with the complexity of accounting and reporting requirements.

Martin Hegelund, co-founder, Ageras, says: "At Ageras, we want to lighten the mental load of entrepreneurs and small business owners so they can focus on what truly matters i.e. growing their business.

"Storebuddy fits hand-in-glove with that ambition and mission as their innovative software has already proven how to make life easier for Danish online store owners by automating time-heavy accounting tasks."

The deal is Ageras's second acquisition since securing €82 million in funding last year. The firm has also picked up Shine, a French provider of banking and accounting software for SMEs which was previously owned by Societe Generale.

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