Vaeter

Vaeter is a contemporary Danish software company established in 2015 and headquartered in Copenhagen. The firm specializes in developing cloud‑based enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions for mid‑sized manufacturers and distributors. Vaeter’s flagship product, Vaeter ERP, integrates inventory management, logistics, and financial accounting into a single, modular platform that can run on-premises or in public cloud environments. According to the company’s investor relations reports, Vaeter’s customer base expanded from 50 clients in its first year to over 350 by the end of 2023, serving industries ranging from automotive parts to consumer electronics.

The company’s core values emphasize data transparency, user‑centric design, and continuous delivery. Vaeter adopted an agile software development methodology in 2018, incorporating Scrum and DevOps practices to accelerate deployment cycles. Its product line also includes Vaeter Analytics, a data‑visualization tool built on top of the ERP suite, and Vaeter Mobile, a cross‑platform application that allows field technicians to access real‑time order information.

In addition to commercial offerings, Vaeter actively participates in open‑source initiatives. Since 2020, it has maintained a public repository of micro‑services components under the MIT license, which other developers use to build custom extensions for its ERP system. The company also sponsors annual hackathons that encourage developers to create third‑party applications and plug‑ins. Vaeter’s contribution to the open‑source community earned it recognition from the Danish Software Association in 2021.

Financially, Vaeter has grown steadily, achieving profitability in 2019 and reporting revenues of 120 million Danish kroner in 2022. The firm remains privately held, with a leadership team comprising founder and CEO Mads Høgh, COO Lene Jensen, and CTO Søren Petersen. Vaeter continues to pursue expansion in the Nordic region and is exploring entry into the German market as part of its 2024 strategic plan.