Accounting specialist of the GUS Group
K+H Software becomes fimox Software
K+H Software GmbH has changed its name and is now operating under the new name fimox Software GmbH. The subsidiary of the GUS Group, which specializes in accounting solutions, is thus adopting the name of its leading product, the web-based software fimox.
The fimox software solution has been on the market for almost 20 years and has become the flagship of the former K+H Software. For this reason, the company name has now been aligned with the product name. With this step, the new fimox Software is also making it clear that its accounting solution will continue to be available as an independent offering and stand-alone solution.
In addition, fimox also functions as the accounting module of the GUS-OS Suite. This ERP solution from the GUS Group has integrated fimox under the name GUS-OS Finance. The GUS-OS Suite is primarily aimed at companies in the process industry and logistics. As a stand-alone solution, however, fimox can also be used across all industries.
"With the new name and appearance, we are emphasizing that sales, support and further development of our core solution fimox are secured for the long term," says Roswitha Habersetzer, Managing Director of fimox Software GmbH (pictured). "At the same time, we are also signaling our affiliation with the GUS Group through our completely revamped website. We have been working very successfully with the group since 2002 and have been part of it since 2018." This means that fimox will remain an independent offering, while the company can also draw on the additional solutions and resources of the GUS Group.
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