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Done.ai Group

Done.ai Group AB is a Swedish software and fintech group focused on building an integrated business platform for SMEs. Its offering combines accounting, CRM, marketing, HR, MRP, embedded finance, and AI-driven automation within a single operating environment, with a Nordic footprint and a modular product structure.

Revenue444m SEK
+7.5 %y/y
Net income-100m SEK
−105.3 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2020–2025

0100200300400500m SEK2020: 168 m SEK20202021: 211 m SEK20212022: 257 m SEK20222023: 327 m SEK20232024: 413 m SEK20242025: 444 m SEK2025444
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Business operating system platform25 %

Core platform layer that connects operational, customer, and financial workflows.

Accounting and financial administration25 %

Accounting, payroll, and back-office tools for SME finance teams.

CRM and customer workflow software15 %

Tools for sales, customer engagement, and workflow automation.

Embedded finance and payments20 %

BNPL, cards, spend management, and Open Banking-enabled services.

Other business software modules15 %

Marketing, HRM, MRP, and related add-on modules.

Customers

Done.ai sells primarily to SMEs that want to replace fragmented software stacks with one connected operating platform. It also serves accounting firms, consultants, system integrators, and ERP/channel partners that distribute or implement the software for end customers. The customer base is concentrated in businesses that need accounting, cash management, sales, and workflow automation in one system.

SMEs

Buy accounting, CRM, and operating modules to simplify workflows and reduce manual work

Existing ERP customer base

Adopts adjacent modules and embedded finance through the group’s distribution channels

Accounting firms and consultants

Implement and resell the platform for client businesses

System integrators and SaaS partners

Embed or distribute Done.ai modules into broader business software stacks

Strategy

Done.ai’s strategy is to build a unified operating system that makes each new module more valuable as the platform scales. It is using acquisitions, product integration, and partner distribution to convert an existing customer network into cross-sold software and financial services. The long-term aim is to deepen platform usage, increase automation, and expand revenue per customer.

Scale Done OSMedium term

A shared platform increases switching costs and makes each module more valuable

Cross-sell into the 45,000-customer networkShort term

Existing relationships lower customer acquisition cost and support revenue expansion

Launch embedded finance productsShort term

Payments, BNPL, and spend tools deepen usage and create recurring touchpoints

Integrate acquisitions and shared infrastructureMedium term

Integration supports product breadth and operational leverage across the group

Geography

Done.ai is rooted in the Nordic market, where it is rolling out accounting and embedded finance products and leveraging regional distribution partnerships. The group also operates through a broader Scandinavian footprint and uses partner channels to reach customers across the Nordics. Geography matters because the business depends on local accounting practices, banking integrations, and regulatory frameworks for financial services.

Risks

Done.ai’s business depends on successful integration of acquisitions, product launches, and partner-led distribution, so execution risk is high. It also faces regulatory and operational risk from embedded finance, Open Banking, and the need to maintain reliable software and data integrations across multiple modules and customer types.

Sorted by severity
LowMediumHighLowMediumHighImpact →Likelihood →Acquisition integration risk1Product launch and adoption risk2Regulatory and compliance risk3Partner/channel dependence4
Impact is the risk’s severity and likelihood how probable it is over the next few years, both assessed from the company’s reports. Numbers match the list.
  1. Acquisition integration riskImpact: HighLikelihood: High

    The platform model depends on combining multiple acquired businesses into one operating stack

    ExposureProductSalesTechnology integration
  2. Product launch and adoption riskImpact: HighLikelihood: High

    New modules must convert existing customers and prove value quickly

    ExposureDone CRMBNPLCardsSpend management
  3. Regulatory and compliance riskImpact: HighLikelihood: Low

    Embedded finance, payments, and Open Banking operate in regulated environments

    Exposure: Nordic financial services offerings

  4. Partner/channel dependenceImpact: MediumLikelihood: Low

    A meaningful part of growth relies on distribution agreements and reseller networks

    Exposure: Finago and other channel partners

  5. Technology and data integration riskImpact: Medium

    The value proposition depends on stable connections across accounting, CRM, and finance workflows

    Exposure: Done OS platform architecture

Accounting

Judgemental items
Acquisition-related amortisation

Purchased customer bases and software assets create non-cash amortisation that affects EBIT

Impact: Reported operating profit is lower than cash operating performance

Capitalised development costs

Software platform build-out may be capitalised and later amortised

Impact: Affects asset values, amortisation expense, and earnings timing

One-off transaction and restructuring costs

Integration and divestment-related items can materially distort period comparability

Impact: Makes pro forma and adjusted measures important for analysis

Seasonality

Year-end trading and rollout timing can create quarter-to-quarter volatility

Impact: Impacts revenue and EBITDA comparability across quarters

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Last updated: 24/09/2026

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