Meet Onguard

Our story

In 1992, a debtor strung us along for months. "The payment is coming." "It will be fine." It wasn't fine. When they went bankrupt, we were left with 60,000 guilders outstanding, serious money for a small company at the time.

The loss was painful. We never saw it coming. The signs were there. We just had no way to read them.

That's when it clicked: if this is already hard for us as a small company, how hard must it be for large enterprises with thousands of customers and milli12s in outstanding invoices?

We didn't go looking for a market. We built the solution we needed ourselves. Because we understood the problem from the inside.

A local problem turned out to be universal.

What started as our own necessity became something bigger. Finance teams across Europe (and eventually the world) were dealing with the same thing: uncertainty. Unpredictable payment behaviour. Customer risk that was hard to assess. Too much data scattered across too many systems.
Onguard spread because the problem spread. Today, hundreds of companies in 40+ countries rely on us daily to manage their accounts receivable.

33+ years

We've been solving accounts receivable challenges since before most of our customers' current systems existed.

40+ countries

What started in the Netherlands now runs in finance teams across Europe, North America, and beyond.

100+ people

Every one of them understands that your cash flow problem is not abstract. It's real, and it's time-sensitive.

The tools change. Our commitment doesn't

In the 1990s, we built desktop applications. Then, integrated platforms. Now we work with AI to help credit managers get ahead of problems before they land on their desk.

The technology has moved fast. The underlying question hasn't: how do you stay in control when payment behaviour is unpredictable and your team is expected to do more with less?

We've been answering that question for 33 years. And we're not done.

The tools change. Our commitment doesn't
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We have 100+ people at Onguard. Most of them could tell you about a customer they helped through a genuinely difficult situation: a complicated dispute, a cross-border collections headache, a system migration that wasn't going smoothly.
That's not a coincidence. We hire people who take customer problems personally. Because we always have.

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