Continia

Danish add-on since 1992 bringing receipt scanning and per diems into Dynamics 365 Business Central

Quick Overview

Company Continia Software A/S
Category Expense Management
Headquarters Nørresundby, Denmark
Founded 1992
EU Presence EU (Denmark)
Open Source No
Pricing Sold as a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central add-on via Microsoft AppSource and partners; price set by the partner, not published by Continia
Free Option Free trial via Microsoft AppSource
Replaces SAP Concur, Expensify

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Posts directly into the Business Central general ledger
  • AI receipt scanning with Google Maps mileage
  • Per diem calculation and card-transaction import
  • 30+ years focused on the Microsoft Dynamics ecosystem
  • Free trial available via Microsoft AppSource

Cons

  • Only useful if you already run Business Central
  • No published pricing — set by the reseller
  • Not a fit for companies on other ERPs
  • No card issuing of its own, import only

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Continia?

Continia is a Danish software house, founded in 1992 in Aalborg and owned since 2018 by VIA equity, a Nordic private equity fund. Its Expense Management product is not a standalone app but an add-on to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, distributed through Microsoft AppSource and Continia's reseller network.

Where is Continia based?

Continia operates from Nørresundby, Denmark, which places it under EU (Denmark).

What does Continia cost?

Sold as a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central add-on via Microsoft AppSource and partners; price set by the partner, not published by Continia. Free trial via Microsoft AppSource.

Who is Continia best for?

Business Central users wanting expenses inside their ERP. Expense management that lives inside Business Central instead of syncing into it afterwards.

What are the drawbacks of Continia?

Only useful if you already run Business Central. No published pricing — set by the reseller. Not a fit for companies on other ERPs. No card issuing of its own, import only.

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