Easy payments.
Quality engagement.
Payments that pay off for both companies and their customers.
Our journey
Billogram emerged from the desire to replace outdated payment process and traditional PDF and paper invoices with new digital and interactive alternatives. We provide our clients with a digital platform for billing and payments, which streamlines customer management while improving the customer experience. Using smart technology, we help companies automate processes, leading to lower costs, increased revenue and reduced churn.
In short
From the start in 2011 Billogram has helped big and small companies offer their customers a better payment experience.
The company was founded by Jonas Suijkerbuijk and Cesar Sangchi. Today it has over 100 employees at the head office in central Stockholm.
Billogram is active in Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.
Apart from the founders, the owners include: Rutger Arnhult, CNI Nordic, Inbox Capital, Partech, Swisscom Ventures, Chairman of the Board Jesper Almkvist, Thord Wilkne and others.
Career
We are in the midst of an exciting expansion phase and are always interested in hearing from people who think tedious invoices and tortuous payments deserve to become something better.
Management
Jonas Suijkerbuijk
CEO
Tim Öhman Cirillo
COO
Joanna Rydbeck
Chief of Staff
Josefine Söderqvist
CHRO
Jens Ganslandt
CPO
Fredrik Cronqvist
CFO
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