ViaSyst closes 2025 with strong growth and global adoption

ViaSyst

ViaSyst closes 2025 with strong growth and global adoption

As we close the 2025 financial year, one figure clearly reflects the trust certification bodies place in ViaSyst:
+49% turnover growth compared to 2024.

This result comes in a demanding market environment, characterised by long and thoughtful decision-making processes, a reality well known to certification bodies. Choosing a core management platform is never a quick decision, and rightly so.

And yet, throughout 2025, certification bodies from five continents decided to move forward with ViaSyst.

A first client in South America: a new milestone

2025 also marked an important geographic milestone for ViaSyst, with the signing of its first client in South America: LSQA, based in Uruguay.This new collaboration confirms that certification bodies across very different regions face similar operational challenges, and that the need for efficient, well-structured, and pragmatic digital tools is truly global.

Welcoming LSQA further strengthens ViaSyst’s international footprint and underlines its ability to support certification bodies beyond Europe, in diverse regulatory and operational environments.

Built for the real growth model of certification bodies

Growth in the certification world does not follow the same logic as traditional SaaS companies.

Certification bodies do not scale by adding administrators.

They scale by:

working with more auditors
serving more certified clients
managing a higher volume of certificates

all while maintaining compliance, consistency, and operational control.

ViaSyst was designed specifically around this reality. Its workflows, data structure, and pricing logic are aligned with certification volumes and operational efficiency, rather than headcount growth.

A confirmation of market fit

The growth achieved in 2025 confirms a key point:

digitalisation delivers real value when it is built around the operational constraints of certification bodies.

The addition of clients across multiple regions worldwide also highlights a shared set of challenges faced by CBs, regardless of geography, and a shared need for solutions that are both robust and pragmatic.