Tidy Account credits Verji for five Gazelle wins and zero GDPR breaches

Tidy Account says Verji’s encrypted communications platform has helped the accounting firm scale to 20 employees across two Norwegian offices while avoiding security and GDPR lapses. The case comes as Verji adds strategic backing from TGC Capital Partners to expand across the Nordics and Europe.

Why it matters: - Tidy Account’s experience shows how regulated firms can cut email risk without slowing daily work. - The accounting firm says Verji helped it scale while keeping customer communications, file sharing and collaboration compliant. - Verji’s latest growth push with TGC Capital Partners could bring the same setup to more accounting, audit, legal and other regulated SMBs.

What happened: - Verji Tech AS highlighted Tidy Account AS as a five-time Gazelle company using Verji’s encrypted communications platform for the past three years. - Tidy Account was founded in 2010 with a goal of reaching NOK 10 million in revenue within 10 years. - The firm now has 20 employees across Trondheim and Rissa. - Managing director Raymond Bergesen said secure technology choices, especially Verji, were central to scaling safely.

The details: - Tidy Account says traditional email created a compliance problem because the firm sent encrypted PDFs with separate codes, while customers still replied with sensitive information by regular email. - Verji replaced that workflow with secure two-way communication that staff and customers found intuitive. - Over three years, Tidy Account reports zero security or GDPR breaches across customer communication. - The firm says Verji cut email dependence by more than 60%. - The platform eliminated the manual process of encrypted PDFs. - Verji’s room feature lets senior staff monitor multiple client conversations and step in when specialized expertise is needed. - Senior partners can oversee junior employees more easily, which Tidy Account says helps maintain service quality. - Tidy Account now uses Verji for internal and external communication, file sharing and collaboration. - The company cites Deloitte research saying more than 90% of fraud and data attacks can be traced back to email.

Between the lines: - The Tidy Account example is a proof point for Verji’s pitch that security and efficiency do not need to compete. - For a professional-services firm, reducing email reliance also reduces one of the most common attack paths for sensitive data. - The partnership with TGC Capital Partners suggests Verji is shifting from product validation toward broader regional expansion.

What’s next: - Verji Tech says the TGC Capital Partners investment is meant to accelerate expansion across the Nordics and into Europe. - The company aims to reach thousands of accounting and audit firms, law firms and regulated SMBs. - Verji says it will keep positioning encrypted communication as an enterprise-grade alternative for firms that need GDPR compliance and stronger security controls.

The bottom line: - Tidy Account’s case study gives Verji a concrete example of how encrypted communication can replace email-heavy workflows while supporting growth and compliance.