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Symfonia joins as the Gold Sponsor of the 7th Congress of Accounting Offices

29 June 2026
Modern technologies and the development of the accounting industry converge at the 7th Congress of Accounting Offices, for which Symfonia is the Gold Sponsor.

For over 30 years, Symfonia has been providing technological solutions that support the development of Polish enterprises and accounting offices. The company creates a comprehensive ecosystem of tools for managing finance, accounting, HR and payroll, sales, production, and warehouses, responding to changing market needs and the dynamic regulatory environment.

In the era of digitalisation and growing demands related to process automation, electronic document flow, and the implementation of the National e-Invoice System (KSeF), Symfonia solutions help entrepreneurs and accountants work faster, more safely, and more efficiently.  The software is available in cloud, desktop, and hybrid models, providing flexibility and convenient access to data from anywhere.

Symfonia collaborates with over 200 partners and industry organisations, developing solutions tailored to real business needs. Today, its technology is used by over 55,000 companies and accounting offices in Poland and Romania, and, as part of the international Symfonia Group, it continually invests in developing innovative tools that support entrepreneurs.

At the 7th Congress of Accounting Offices, participants will have the opportunity to meet Symfonia experts, discuss the challenges facing modern accounting, and learn about solutions to automate daily work, enhance data security, and prepare accounting offices for future legislative changes.

The partnership with Symfonia strengthens the substantive dimension of the Congress and aligns perfectly with the event's idea – creating a space where experts, technology providers, and representatives of accounting offices come together to discuss the industry's future and practical solutions to support its development.

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