Wise named Companial Partner of the Year

Wise’s success in delivering cloud transformations has gained international recognition, with the company recently named Companial Partner of the Year 2026.

The award recognises outstanding results in digital transformation, rapid cloud adoption, and a strong partnership between Wise and Companial around Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. It was presented at a major conference held at Microsoft’s headquarters in Denmark.

We see this recognition as confirmation that our approach delivers real value — and as motivation to keep pushing forward, says Jóhannes Helgi Guðjónsson, CEO of Wise.

A faster path to modern technology
“Upgrades can be complex and time-consuming. A few years ago, we were faced with moving a large part of our customer base from legacy NAV / BC solutions to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central,” says Guðjónsson. “With traditional methods, this would have taken years.”
He explains that Wise introduced a new approach built on greater standardisation, clearer processes, and significantly higher scalability.
“Together with Companial and Microsoft, we’ve reduced implementation time by more than half.”
Guðjónsson adds that moving to the cloud brings substantial benefits, including simpler and more secure operations. It also enables companies to leverage AI within Microsoft platforms to increase automation and efficiency.
“Once customers are in the cloud, we can focus even more on delivering value and helping them succeed.”

A more efficient and scalable model
In its reasoning, Companial highlights how Wise has transformed traditional system migration into a more efficient and scalable delivery model.
“Over the past year, the company has not only accelerated its own transformation but also embraced a more open and focused collaboration with us,” says Kim Enrum, Managing Director of Companial in the Nordics.
“The result is a partnership built on trust, transparency, and a shared focus on delivering real customer value — exactly what this award stands for.”