Numarics selects Switzerland as their business location

By Joy Dumasia

Numarics enables startups, SMEs and freelancers to do their accounting effortlessly and 100% digitally. With this strong business model, the founding team confirms the innovative strength of Switzerland as a business location.

Accounting, payroll, tax returns, invoicing, document management and much more are now streamlined via the Numarics ecosystem on the web or via the app. It has made the onboarding process incredibly simple for startups, and SMEs can be activated on the platform in just a few minutes. Instantly, all the critical administrative activities crucial to running a successful SME can be done digitally and streamlined via the Numarics app.

The founders believe that focusing on the core business leads to successful entrepreneurs focusing on their key business. Numarics takes over administration and fiduciary services via the digital ecosystem.

Experts developed Numarics from the fields of accounting, digitalisation, artificial intelligence and auditing. The founders have developed a digital and highly innovative ecosystem that is specifically tailored to the needs of entrepreneurs. With a consistent mobile-first approach, Numarics is Switzerland’s first accounting solution for startups and SMEs completely controlled via a mobile app.

Dominique Rey, Swiss Certified Public Accountant and CEO & Co-Founder at Numarics, said: “Switzerland is a safe haven for businesses, and startup hubs like in Zurich are booming. It is simply outdated to still do your business administration with expensive accounting software and manually operating accounting providers. Numarics is the first digital accountant on the smartphone, providing an innovative ecosystem for Swiss startups. Expat founders regularly have different needs. They only understand Swiss regulations and tax requirements to a limited extent – also because there are many terms that translate differently. For these entrepreneurs, we want to make Switzerland more open as a startup country.”