House of Control Group is a Norwegian SaaS company specializing in contract management, IFRS 16 lease compliance, asset tracking, and financial control solutions for finance departments. Its flagship platform, Complete Control, combines contract lifecycle management (CLM), financial reporting, and vendor risk monitoring under a unified interface built for CFOs and procurement leaders. The company’s software is used to centralize agreements, monitor renewals, and automate visibility across costs, obligations, and risks—helping medium and large enterprises streamline compliance and forecasting.
House of Control was founded in 2006 in Høvik, Bærum, Norway, by entrepreneurs aiming to give enterprises “total control” over their contractual, supplier, and asset portfolios. Through its first decade, the company expanded across the Nordic region and became known for integrating compliance automation into financial operations. Its public profile grew sharply after introducing IFRS 16 lease accounting features in 2019, aligning with European corporate reporting regulations. The firm’s customer base reached over 2,700 organizations worldwide by 2025, with thousands of active users spanning finance, legal, procurement, and property management departments.
House of Control was listed on Euronext Growth Oslo in 2020 before being acquired by Visma Group, a leading Nordic enterprise software conglomerate, in September 2022. The acquisition moved House of Control under Visma’s cloud portfolio, enabling a larger customer reach across the EU and stronger integration into the Visma Cloud Delivery Model (VCDM). Exact post‑acquisition valuation figures were not disclosed, but pre‑deal market capitalization was estimated around NOK 1.7 billion ($160 million), supported by steady ARR growth and contract renewals. The acquisition built on mutual synergies around financial software, compliance automation, and SaaS delivery efficiency.
The company’s leading solution, Complete Control, is a centralized contract management and financial visibility platform designed to organize all enterprise agreements in one place and automate compliance processes. Core modules include:
Contract register and advanced search for supplier and customer agreements.
Deadline alerts and renewal notifications preventing missed terminations.
IFRS 16 compliance automation (lease valuation and financial reporting).
Cost monitoring and forecasting with dashboards integrating actual and booked values.
Digital signing, audit‑ready trails, and Excel export functions.
ERP / CRM / financial software integrations (Visma.net, Tripletex, Dynamics 365) through an open API.
House of Control’s expansion strategy has centered on extending functional coverage rather than high‑volume acquisitions. The 2022 Visma acquisition represented its most transformative structural milestone, aligning the company’s roadmap with Visma’s broader cloud platform strategy. Post‑acquisition, product development accelerated around three pillars: security upgrades, compliance modules, and cross‑platform data connectivity. Additionally, internal R&D efforts produced extended offerings for lease accounting and vendor risk, serving regulated industries.
Recent product updates—presented in the 2025 “Complete Control Key Updates & Future Strategy” webinar—include new DORA‑compliant workflows, feature‑rich contract capture tools, and redesigned UI improvements to improve navigation and analytics dashboards. Additional feature streams include enhanced contract supply‑chain mapping, survey‑based vendor monitoring, and partnerships supporting compliance data automation. The roadmap emphasizes visual clarity, simplified compliance reporting, and better integration with third‑party systems to improve user experience.
House of Control’s corporate values—“Yes‑Team,” “Growth,” “Power of Action,” and “Confidence”—capture its energetic, inclusive, and improvement‑oriented culture. The organization promotes openness, employee ownership of ideas, and empowerment through learning. It encourages proactive innovation and celebrates both team and individual progress. The company defines its mission as empowering businesses through technology to stay in control, and its vision as evolving the future of contract management.
As of 2025, House of Control serves over 2,700 companies—including both private and public‑sector clients—across the Nordics and in broader European markets such as the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. The user community primarily consists of CFOs, controllers, procurement managers, and legal teams seeking centralized financial oversight.
The company maintains active engagement through webinars, customer advisory boards, success‑story campaigns, and a developing online portal focused on shared best practices in contract visibility, savings optimization, and compliance reporting. Customers have reported measurable financial savings (e.g., NOK 100–120 million annually for individual enterprises) through improved supplier contract management.
Complete Control
بواسطة House of Control
