Consolidated accounting outsourcing and SaaS migration for Japanese enterprises
FIERTE operates a consolidated accounting and treasury outsourcing business inherited from DIVA, Japan's market-leading consolidated accounting system. The company is actively migrating its legacy on-premises product to cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, Kubernetes) while building new SaaS-native products—a dual-track shift evident in both the tech-stack churn (adopting PostgreSQL and Linux, replacing Windows and Oracle) and the project portfolio (cloud migration, DX product for automated financial statements, TMS implementation). Product and engineering teams dominate hiring, signaling investment in platform modernization alongside BPO service delivery.
Notable leadership hires: Tech Lead
FIERTE provides consolidated accounting, treasury management, and business management outsourcing services to Japanese enterprises, including post-implementation support and domain consulting. The company inherited a large installed base from DIVA, which holds the leading market share in Japan's consolidated accounting system segment. Core service offerings span financial statement automation, group subsidiary data collection, non-financial reporting, budget management, and global fund management. The business operates across on-premises legacy systems and an emerging cloud-native product line, with active engagement in TMS (Treasury Management System) implementation and feature development driven by BPO client feedback.
Primary: Python, C#, JavaScript, AWS, PostgreSQL, Azure, Kubernetes. Also uses Oracle, DynamoDB, SQL Server, Azure Cosmos DB, RPA, and New Relic. Currently adopting PostgreSQL and Linux; replacing Windows, Oracle, and legacy infrastructure.
Cloud migration of legacy on-premises systems, consolidated accounting system modernization, new SaaS product development for automated financial statements, TMS implementation consulting, and feature improvements informed by outsourcing client operations.
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