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Atoss Software AG
Atoss Software AG sells workforce management software for companies that need to plan, track, and control employee time and staffing. Its tools help managers build shift schedules, record working hours, manage absences, and make sure labor rules and internal policies are followed. The company is mainly used by larger employers in industries such as manufacturing, retail, logistics, healthcare, and public services. Atoss makes money by selling software licenses and cloud subscriptions, plus maintenance, support, and implementation services. Customers pay for access to the software and for help fitting it into their own payroll, HR, and planning systems. This gives Atoss a recurring revenue base tied to the ongoing need to manage labor costs and employee availability. What makes Atoss different is that it sits right at the point where workforce planning meets compliance and cost control. Its software is not a broad HR suite; it focuses on the day-to-day decisions that determine who works, when they work, and whether staffing matches demand. That narrow focus makes it a core tool for employers where labor is one of the biggest operating costs.
Atoss Software AG sells workforce management software for companies that need to plan, track, and control employee time and staffing. Its tools help managers build shift schedules, record working hours, manage absences, and make sure labor rules and internal policies are followed. The company is mainly used by larger employers in industries such as manufacturing, retail, logistics, healthcare, and public services.
Atoss makes money by selling software licenses and cloud subscriptions, plus maintenance, support, and implementation services. Customers pay for access to the software and for help fitting it into their own payroll, HR, and planning systems. This gives Atoss a recurring revenue base tied to the ongoing need to manage labor costs and employee availability.
What makes Atoss different is that it sits right at the point where workforce planning meets compliance and cost control. Its software is not a broad HR suite; it focuses on the day-to-day decisions that determine who works, when they work, and whether staffing matches demand. That narrow focus makes it a core tool for employers where labor is one of the biggest operating costs.
Strong quarter: ATOSS said Q2 was particularly strong, with H1 revenue up 12% and Q2 revenue up 13% year on year, driven mainly by cloud and subscription growth.
Margins beat: EBIT margin reached 35% in H1, above full-year guidance, and management said it would not be surprised if margins stayed around this level or improved later in the year.
Cloud momentum: Cloud and subscription revenue grew 26%, and management said 90% to 95% of new ACV in Q2 came from cloud and subscription rather than perpetual licenses.
Guidance steady: Full-year 2026 revenue guidance remains EUR 210 million to EUR 215 million and EBIT margin guidance remains at least 34%. For 2027, revenue guidance was narrowed to EUR 235 million to EUR 245 million and EBIT margin guidance was lifted to at least 35%.
AI rollout: ATOSS said its AI roadmap is on track, with the first ATC agent already live and a broader rollout planned for Q3, while additional agentic use cases are expected in Q4.
Cash & returns: Cash generation stayed strong, liquidity was about EUR 121 million at H1, and management reiterated a 75% payout ratio, while leaving open the possibility of a special dividend in 2027.
