innoscripta SE has acquired new customers in several European countries during the current financial year, expanding the reach of its Clusterix research and development documentation platform to 14 countries. The company, which trades under ISIN DE000A40QVM8, signed contracts in Poland with businesses in automotive supply, telecommunications and household goods, all seeking to benefit from the Polish R&D tax relief scheme. Additional customers were gained in Romania, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Slovakia and the Netherlands, joining existing relationships in Germany, Austria, France, the United Kingdom and the United States.
The expansion matters because it underscores a broader challenge for multinational companies: R&D tax incentives exist in almost every European country, but each jurisdiction imposes its own instruments and regulatory requirements. To claim these incentives, companies must document which employees worked on which projects, when the work occurred and how much time was spent. Clusterix addresses this by enabling ongoing recording of project hours by employee, day and project, supported by system-based plausibility checks and monthly approval by project managers. For corporate groups with R&D facilities in multiple countries, the platform offers a consistent documentation framework regardless of the specific tax scheme in each jurisdiction.
Poland, in particular, represents an attractive growth market. Under the Polish R&D tax relief scheme, known as ulga B+R, eligible R&D personnel costs can be deducted at a rate of 200%. As in Germany, Polish corporate income tax law allows personnel costs to qualify only in proportion to the time actually spent on research and development by each employee during the respective month. Polish law also explicitly requires R&D costs to be recorded separately in accounting records. Clusterix's monthly, employee-level time tracking helps customers meet these demanding documentation requirements, positioning Poland as a market with significant growth potential.
Sebastian Schwertlein, COO of innoscripta SE, commented: “We developed Clusterix for the most demanding market we knew: Germany. The fact that customers from different industries in Poland, the Netherlands and Finland are now turning to us demonstrates that this documentation framework works across borders and is fully scalable wherever R&D incentives depend on reliable supporting evidence. Fourteen countries are not an endpoint for us. This is clear evidence that our platform delivers value to businesses across Europe.”
The expansion into additional European markets signals that demand for reliable R&D documentation is rising as tax authorities across the continent tighten scrutiny of incentive claims. Companies that fail to provide precise, auditable records risk losing valuable tax benefits. By serving 14 countries with a single platform, innoscripta SE is positioning itself as a cross-border solution for an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. The original release was distributed via www.newmediawire.com.
