In 2021, we came across a company called Finmatics - an AI accounting solutions provider with an exceptional team, remarkable grit, and a clear sense of purpose to solve a gap in the market. Four years later, we’ve welcomed Finmatics into the Visma family.

Serving the public sector goes way beyond software – it’s about shaping the future of society as a whole.

As the first title sponsor of Team Visma | Lease a Bike, we combine our innovative solutions with their exceptional performance to create value. Discover how we leverage machine learning to help the team keep on winning.

Driven by a passion for diversity, Iveta Bukane has spent nearly a decade shaping Visma’s growth and empowering women in leadership. She shares her tech journey, challenges overcome, and insights on creating a lasting impact on company culture.

What does it mean to be a “firestarter” in business?

Julie Hollegaard is rethinking recruitment to achieve workplace inclusion and fairness. In this interview, she shares insights on reducing bias, anonymous screening, and open conversations about our authentic selves to shape stronger workforces.

Chief People Officer Vibeke Müller is committed to making Visma a diverse, inclusive, and empowering workplace. In this interview, she shares her approaches to driving real change—from getting women into leadership to tackling unconscious bias.

When people talk about closing the gender gap, too often the conversation stops with how to spark women’s interest in tech. But, what do we actually do to help women get through the door and thrive within organisations?

Our CEO, Merete, knows that great leadership takes more than just hard work – it takes vision.

What does it look like when an accounting software company delivers more than just great software?

“The biggest AI risk is underutilising AI”, says CTO T. Alexander Lystad after Hg’s Leadership Summit with CEO Merete Hverven. Let’s explore the state of AI in 2025, the rise of agentic AI, and where Visma is headed in this AI transformation.

Artificial intelligence is changing industries across the board, and accounting is no exception. But in such a highly specialised field, what does change actually look like?