Annual rank23
Poland · Technology
Sygnity
Produces, implements and maintains software while integrating infrastructure and applications and providing information-technology consulting.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
Software inside payments, industrial gates and public services
Sygnity builds vertical software for workflows that cannot simply stop: interbank settlement, brokerage, hospital information systems, factory logistics, utility networks and public services. Its own applications connect operational data with rules, physical infrastructure and recurring maintenance. Official case studies make the work unusually tangible, from processing Polish payment messages and directing trucks through industrial gates to digitising water-network archives. Since 2022 Sygnity has belonged to Total Specific Solutions and serves as its growth platform in this part of Europe.
Payments and capital markets
Payment Hub and Sidoma sit inside high-volume financial workflows
Payment Hub centralises payment messages and connects schemes including Elixir, EuroElixir, SEPA and SWIFT. KIR says the EELX platform supports all banks participating in Elixir and EuroElixir and can handle several million transactions an hour. Michael / Ström uses Sidoma Web for remote account opening and trading; the brokerage house said it expanded without adding staff. FlexiFee automates tariffs and commissions, while DiMon and SPID support statutory reporting.
- Follow payments through Payment Hub Settlement schemes, automated messages and KIR's EELX implementation
- See Sidoma Web at Michael / Ström Remote account opening, trading and customer self-service
- See FlexiFee automate bank charges Configurable tariffs, commissions and billing for a CEE bank
- Explore mandatory-reporting systems DiMon, SPID, anti-money-laundering and regulatory workflows
Industrial logistics
Fleet cards and factory gates become controlled data flows
PetroBiznes links fleet contracts, station terminals, card limits, settlement and invoicing. Sygnity's official anonymous customer case covers more than 500 stations, 40,000 active fleet contracts, 500,000 cards and about 20,000 daily transactions. Janus connects SAP, gate control, weighing, driver messages and loading; another anonymous customer used it to increase the target throughput of a chemicals plant from 200 to 400 vehicles a day.
- See PetroBiznes manage fleet cards Contracts, station terminals, limits, transactions and invoicing
- Follow vehicles through Janus SAP interfaces, self-service weighing and factory traffic control
- Map Sygnity's industrial systems Transport, warehouse, yard, IoT and measurement-data tools
- Explore process automation Business-process analysis, integration and automated operations
Utilities and infrastructure
Documents, network assets and meter readings share an operating layer
For Białystok Water & Sewage, Sygnity digitised almost two million pages, linked them to GIS records and cut document access from hours to minutes. OPEC Gdynia uses its network-asset system across more than 300 kilometres of heating network. Sygnity Forecast combines historical, weather and other variables with statistical and machine-learning methods, while AMS can collect and analyse data from millions of metering points.
- Open the Białystok archive case Almost two million pages connected to water-network GIS records
- See OPEC Gdynia manage heat assets Maintenance and development of a 300-kilometre network
- Explore Sygnity Forecast Demand and renewable-generation forecasts using statistics and machine learning
- Explore the AMS metering platform Collection, validation, analysis and reporting at mass scale
Public services and operating model
National and hospital systems meet a decentralised software-group model
SyriuszStd supports employment services in all 343 Polish district labour offices and exchanges data with social-security, tax, statistical and banking systems. POMOST Std manages social-care decisions and benefits; MOUS adds service orders, schedules and beneficiary communications. Sygnity reports more than 400 current projects and 700 professionals. Since December 2025, wholly owned Mednow adds OPTIMED NXT, a hospital information system supporting medical, organisational and reporting workflows, including electronic medical records and hospital-process integration. Sygnity joined Total Specific Solutions in 2022 and acts as TSS's regional platform for building independent vertical-software providers.
- Explore SyriuszStd Employment-service workflows across all 343 district labour offices
- Explore POMOST Std Social-care decisions, benefits, interviews and reporting
- See the social-services module Electronic orders, schedules and beneficiary communications
- Open OPTIMED NXT Hospital information, documentation, treatment, reporting and administrative workflows
- Understand Sygnity and TSS Projects, people and the precise regional-platform relationship
Official profile sources: About us — Sygnity
Current 2026 update
What is changing at Sygnity in 2026?
Sygnity's regional vertical-software model is becoming concrete in three new operating settings. Mednow adds implementation or expansion agreements with nine hospitals; by 2 July, the Odyseusz-in-mObywatel channel of a wider implementation contract was live while the dedicated app remained under development; and DH4CSIRE provides a reusable link between existing energy systems and CSIRE. Preliminary H1 figures show scale but do not split acquired from underlying growth.
The change in one sentence
Acquisitions and existing products are entering real operating workflows.
Stages remain distinct: hospital contract value is not recognised revenue; Odyseusz in mObywatel is not the dedicated app; one CSIRE order is not national completion; and approximate H1 figures remain subject to the final report after the cutoff.
Four lenses on 2026
The same four-quadrant format used in the Company profile.
01 · Hospital software
Mednow's first full quarter brings nine implementation or expansion projects
Sygnity completed the purchase of 100% of Comarch HIS on 1 December 2025 after the agreed conditions were fulfilled; the company is now Mednow. In Q1, Mednow signed OPTIMED NXT implementation or expansion agreements with nine Polish hospitals under the recovery plan, with a combined value of PLN 22.757 million. OPTIMED NXT supports medical, organisational and reporting areas, electronic medical records and hospital-process integration. The filing does not say the contract value was recognised as Q1 revenue or that it is recurring support, and preliminary H1 figures do not isolate Mednow's contribution.
- Current signal9 hospitals · PLN 22.757m combined agreements · implementation or expansion
- Why it mattersHealthcare gives Sygnity's TSS-backed regional platform another vertical, while the acquired-versus-underlying growth test remains open until more detailed reporting.
- Q1 contracts and products Sygnity · 2026-05-13
- Preliminary H1 scale Sygnity · 2026-07-30
02 · Traveller-facing public service
Odyseusz is live in mObywatel while the dedicated app remains in development
A 21 January Sygnity contract with Poland's foreign ministry covers design, development and implementation of Odyseusz 2.0, integrating Odyseusz, Polak za granicą, an information portal, a dedicated mobile app and mObywatel. The gross value is PLN 2.385 million and the contractual deadline was no later than 30 June. On 2 July, the ministry launched Odyseusz in mObywatel with trip registration, travel alerts and crisis communication. The release says the dedicated app remained under development and gives no user or adoption measure; the launch date alone does not prove contractual acceptance on time.
- Current signalPLN 2.385m gross contract · mObywatel launch 2 July · dedicated app still in development
- Why it mattersPart of Sygnity's public-sector work has become directly visible to travellers, but contract delivery, channel launch and measured use remain separate stages.
- Q1 contracts and products Sygnity · 2026-05-13
- Odyseusz mObywatel launch Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs · 2026-07-02
03 · Central energy-market integration
A regulatory migration is becoming a reusable integration product
The Q1 report identifies one unnamed major energy seller using experience and products developed through Sygnity's Spectra communication server to automate integration with CSIRE. Sygnity describes DH4CSIRE as a connector between existing billing or metering systems and CSIRE and says OIRE tests with the Sygnity AS4 module completed successfully. PSE's national implementation is staged through 19 October 2026. The evidence discloses neither the customer, contract value nor additional seller or distributor wins, and it does not show national rollout completion at the cutoff.
- Current signalOne unnamed seller · AS4 tests completed · national rollout due 19 October
- Why it mattersA mandatory market redesign can become repeatable vertical software, but repeatability is not established by one customer and a product test.
- Q1 contracts and products Sygnity · 2026-05-13
- DH4CSIRE product and AS4 tests Sygnity · 2025-06-30
- CSIRE rollout timetable Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne · 2025-07-01
04 · What to watch
Three questions for the next disclosures
Three questions track conversion from acquisition, contract and regulation into recurring software use.
- Mednow contributionDo final H1 or later reports separate Mednow's revenue, implementation progress and recurring support from underlying Sygnity growth?
- Odyseusz adoptionDoes the dedicated app launch, and does the ministry disclose registrations, alerts or crisis-use measures?
- CSIRE repeatabilityDoes DH4CSIRE win additional sellers or distributors as the national rollout reaches its October endpoint?
Annual record
Ranking history
Future editions add rows; they do not rewrite the 2026 record.
| Edition | Measurement period | Rank | Revenue growth | Net-income growth | Stock return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | FY2022–FY2025 | 23 | +91% | +230% | +304% |