This is LucaNet
At LucaNet, we have a goal. We want to provide software that makes life easier for financial managers everywhere. In order to continue offering our customers the most intelligent solutions along with the best services, we’re committed to constantly testing ourselves and remaining confident enough to rethink the status quo. We don’t develop applications; we create user experiences. By learning from our customers, partners, and the market, we make our software a little better every single day and come up with ideas that are truly special. At the same time, technical and technological innovation are our top priorities – together with high standards of quality, of course.
LucaNet has enjoyed great success on the international stage. Over the years, locations and partners around the world have joined the LucaNet ranks.
In 2020, LucaNet grew to over 500 employees with more than 2,900 customers in 50 countries working with LucaNet’s all-in-one solution for consolidation, planning, reporting, and analysis.
LucaNet by milestones
LucaNet makes history and has been doing so for decades. Our focus is still on providing new intelligent solutions for you to face your challenges in accounting and controlling – as well as the kind of customer proximity you need.
So where does our name come from?
Around 500 years ago lived a man who was incredibly influential but remains a relatively unknown figure of the Renaissance: Luca Pacioli. He was a Franciscan friar who wrote a book that was destined to have far-reaching effects on the world of commerce. Known now simply as the Summa, the tome’s full title is Summa de arithmetica, geometria, proportioni et proportionalita (or “Summary of arithmetic, geometry, proportions, and proportionality”). A rather small section comprising just 27 pages has since become the most influential part of the Summa. In it, Pacioli explains the “Venetian method” of double-entry accounting, taking a company founded by a young merchant in Venice as an example. This type of accounting – which involves an inventory, balance sheet, and profit and loss statement – remains the global standard to this day. With our company name, we wish to pay a small tribute to Luca Pacioli and his work.