SoftOne Romania, a subsidiary of the leading business software vendor, SoftOne Technologies, has partnered with open banking data provider Nordigen, to utilize open banking connections within their Fintech suite. 

SoftOne Romania is a member of SOFTONE Group, one of the largest technology ecosystems in South-Eastern Europe, which holds more than 75,000 customers in several international markets. The group’s focus is to support the digital transformation process of companies through cutting-edge technologies that yield businesses high added value at low cost, making digital transformation affordable and feasible for any enterprise.

SoftOne develops Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), enterprise mobility applications and electronic invoicing solutions. These powerful integrated tools provide simple ways to deal with vital aspects of business operations, understand client behaviour and streamline day-to-day operations.  

“Our collaboration with Nordigen empowered us to develop Soft1 Fintech as an integrated solution for managing and reconciling bank transactions, powered by state-of-the-art financial technologies. Through our partnership with Nordigen we were able to truly facilitate the digital transformation process for our customers’ banking operations, while also bringing added value to their day-to-day business operations,'' stated Teo Granis, Head of Product Development at SoftOne Romania. 

Through the integration with Nordigen's platform, Soft1 Cloud ERP users are able to securely connect with any online banking platform directly from the Soft1 software, thus fully automating all of their day-to-day banking transactions while enjoying error-free bank transaction reconciliation with their business software.

"We are excited to be collaborating with SoftOne Romania in their continued journey to enhance client operation and management tools for their large and growing customer base. We are thrilled to have contributed to the development of their new integrated solution and look forward to seeing what future innovations they will create," says Rolands Mesters, co-founder and CEO of Nordigen.