Mika raises €6M to automate German bookkeeping with accountants in the loop

Agnieszka Walorska's Berlin startup pairs automated bookkeeping with human review, while customers remain responsible for approving their filings.

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Primary source: Tech.eu

Why it matters

Mika's round backs a software-led alternative to routine tax-firm work. Its commercial test is whether automated books and limited human review can earn founders' trust when founders still approve the filings.

Close-up of a professional's hands reviewing financial data on a tablet in a bright, modern German office.

Agnieszka Walorska has raised a €6 million seed round for mika, her Berlin-based accounting startup, as she tries to make running a German small company less dependent on hiring a tax adviser. Tech.eu reported the financing on September 23rd, naming Smedvig Ventures as the lead investor.…

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