Investors
Indeed, MyEmma has been well received since its official launch in 2019. It makes sense, as the portal offers accounting and administration firms everything they need to communicate with customers quickly and securely. To enable further growth, two investors got on board in December last year. 'Since then, MyEmma has become a limited liability company,' Dave says. 'We went into it in good spirits. There was a marketing budget and I was also able to hire developers, who were previously freelancers, on a permanent basis. A few months later, corona broke out. Immediately after the lockdown was declared, applications poured in from companies. After all, employees of accounting and administrative firms had to work from home. And so clients were not allowed to deliver records to their offices. In short, they needed MyEmma. This might turn out to be very positive for us, I thought.