Truvio
Truvio is a Microsoft-native software provider offering embedded finance, operations, and commerce solutions built natively for Microsoft Dynamics 365, helping customers close the ERP value gap.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2005
- Headquarters
- Sweden
- CEO
- Joakim Alm
About
Truvio is a Microsoft-native software provider that delivers embedded finance, operations, and commerce solutions built natively for Microsoft Dynamics 365. Formerly known as SignUp Software, the company was created to help organizations close what they call the ERP Value Gap - the space between what ERP systems can do and what businesses actually need them to do. The company brings together products from SignUp, SKsoft, and DynamicWeb under one unified platform to help customers and partners simplify delivery, reduce risk, and realize value faster. Truvio offers solutions across three main areas: Finance & Operations (including AP Automation, Advanced Treasury, Banking Automation, and E-invoicing), Business Central solutions, and Commerce capabilities including eCommerce, Content Management, and Product Information Management. Truvio's approach focuses on delivering world-class software and advisory services that empower organizations to achieve new levels of efficiency, productivity, and profitability through their Microsoft Dynamics 365 investments. The company has been recognized as an innovator in AI-driven automation for ERP systems, recently launching TruvioSense, an AI-driven ERP intelligence solution designed to help customers maximize the value of their existing Microsoft investments.
Open positions
Senior Project Manager
About the role We are looking for a Senior Project Manager to own our larger accounts and multi-phase programs, from signed contract through discovery, build, launch and the first months after go-live. This is a senior…
Solution Architect
Designs scalable ecommerce solutions for EMEA clients, advising on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations integrations and AI-driven enhancements to meet business needs.
