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Наталя ХандусенкоStartup
20 August 2025, 18:04
2025-08-20
New Ukrainian startup: Nomi financial accounting system plans to replace Excel and simplify business financial management
A team of Ukrainian entrepreneurs created Nomi — a modern and automated financial accounting system that helps businesses gain full control over money without unnecessary complications.
A team of Ukrainian entrepreneurs created Nomi — a modern and automated financial accounting system that helps businesses gain full control over money without unnecessary complications.
Nomi was developed in collaboration with Ukrainian startup ITFin , which created the ERP system.
The Nomi system contains all the functionality for financial management, including:
dashboards with key business metrics in real time;
import transactions from banks, services and crypto wallets;
support for various accounts, currencies, companies and sole proprietors;
Cash Flow and P&L with different accrual methods;
AI-categorization and transaction reconciliation;
accounting for debts, expenses, income and profitability.
“Our task was to create a simple and convenient product that would simplify work as much as possible. It is designed not only for professional financiers, but also for business owners and teams, so it is intuitive and does not require specialized knowledge to use. At the same time, the system has created step-by-step onboarding, a knowledge base, and video tutorials that will help you quickly understand all the details,” the Nomi team reports in its press release.
Nomi is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses in almost any niche. According to the startup, the system is already used by IT companies, clothing manufacturers, salon owners, and online schools.
"The system has universal basic functionality that covers the needs of almost any business, and is actively developing more specialized blocks for individual niches," the startup explains.
The team's main goal is to replace outdated systems with overloaded functionality and endless dashboards, and relieve financiers and owners of "a lot of manual labor and chaos."