inFakt pairs an online accounting and invoicing app with human bookkeeping for small businesses in Poland. Its stack splits into a WordPress/Next.js marketing layer wired to Klaviyo, SALESmanago, Zapier and n8n, and a JVM product side (Kotlin, Spring Boot, Ktor) alongside Python. Current hiring is minimal and focused on marketing and support, with work centered on landing pages, calculators and marketing automation.
inFakt is a Kraków-based company founded in 2008 that operates where accounting and software meet. It builds an online accounting and invoicing application and offers personal accountant services, along with help for people setting up a new business. Its customers are entrepreneurs and small firms in Poland. The company is privately held and employs 51–200 people across IT, accounting, customer service and sales, with IT as the largest team.
inFakt uses Kotlin, Java, Spring Boot, Ktor, Python, React and Next.js, plus WordPress, Tailwind CSS, Sentry, Playwright, Jira and Figma. Marketing runs on Klaviyo, SALESmanago, Zapier and n8n.
inFakt is headquartered in Kraków, in Poland's Małopolskie voivodeship, and was founded in 2008.
Recent job posts point to building landing pages, online calculators and marketing automation, backed by tools such as Klaviyo, SALESmanago and n8n.
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