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BRYTER is the leading no-code platform to automate expert knowledge. The platform`s intuitive toolbox enables professionals to build, manage and sell interactive applications, without the need for programming skills. BRYTER helps consulting firms, banks, corporates, and public administration across the globe to digitize and scale their services. BRYTER is especially geared towards experts in law, finance, tax and compliance working with complex, conditional and scenario-based content who want to automate recurring and standardizable decision-making processes. For them, BRYTER facilitates digitization and automation within their business. BRYTER operates offices in Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, Dublin, New York and London. The software supports ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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