
Siigo develops cloud accounting, invoicing, and business-management software for small and medium-sized Latin American businesses.
Siigo sells a suite of cloud-based business-management products for small and medium-sized Latin American enterprises, covering electronic invoicing, accounting, point of sale, payroll, inventory, and collections. Its flagship platform Siigo Nube centralizes billing, taxes, inventory and reporting, while Siigo POS and Siigo POS Gastrobar serve retail and hospitality point-of-sale needs.
The product line is built around compliance with Latin American tax authorities such as Colombia's DIAN, with annual subscription plans priced per document volume and point-of-sale configuration. A companion mobile app and an accountant-focused tool, Siigo Contador, extend the platform to field operations and accounting practices.
Siigo's competitive position rests on deep integration with Latin American tax authority requirements, led by its certification as a DIAN-authorized electronic invoicing provider in Colombia and seals for SAT, SRI, and DIAN across its markets. This regulatory embedding raises switching costs for the small and medium-sized businesses it serves.
The company pairs compliance coverage with a broad product suite that bundles invoicing, accounting, payroll, inventory and point of sale into one cloud platform, and it has used acquisitions to gain local market share in Ecuador, Uruguay, Peru, Chile and Mexico rather than entering those markets organically.
Siigo prices its software through annual subscription plans tied to document volume and point-of-sale configuration, advertised on its public pricing page in local currency. Entry electronic-invoicing plans are sold per annual document allowance, while Siigo POS plans are priced per point of sale with unlimited cashier users.
The company runs promotional discounts on its pricing page and offers a free trial of its electronic invoicing and accountant software, reflecting a self-serve and partner-assisted sales motion aimed at small and medium-sized businesses and the accountants who serve them.