A Invent Software, a Brazilian technology company that has just turned 15, announced a strategic shift in its business model that promises to accelerate its growth in the coming years. By adopting a multi-ERP, architecture, the company expands its addressable market and projects revenue of R$ 75 million in 2026, a jump of 50% compared to previous forecasts.
To sustain this new phase, the company confirmed an investment cycle of R$ 12 million. The capital will be allocated to the evolution of the product portfolio, strengthening the go-to-market strategy, and improving cloud security and infrastructure.
Technological Independence and Scale
The turning point for Invent Software lies in the decision to make its solutions independent of a specific ERP (management system). Acting as a complementary layer for fiscal, financial, HR, and foreign trade management, the company now positions itself as a “one-stop-shop” capable of integrating with different legacy systems without requiring the client to replace their core software.
The robustness of the operation is impressive: currently, Invent's solutions serve more than 27 million CNPJs and process a financial volume equivalent to about 31% of the Brazilian GDP annually. Among the clients that use the technology to support complex operations are giants like McDonald’s and Burger King, in addition to football clubs like Palmeiras and Botafogo.
“Our role is to ensure that companies of all sizes have access to a reliable management layer, integrated with their ERPs. This strategy expands our growth potential and creates a more solid base for international expansion,” highlights Marcos Tadeu Jr., CEO of Invent Software.
AI and International Focus
In addition to universal integration, the 2026 investments focus heavily on technology. The company plans to strengthen its cloud SaaS architecture and apply Artificial Intelligence in new products, such as the Tax Reform Simulator and the platform Invent AI.
The new agnostic stance regarding ERPs also aims to accelerate internationalization. Invent already has clients operating in United States, China, Mexico, Angola, Peru, and Colombia — many of them multinationals with tax obligations in Brazil. The goal now is to export the expertise Brazilian expertise in fiscal and financial management to new markets, supported by the flexibility of the multi-ERP model.
