Business software provider Open ECX has moved to bigger headquarters to support further expansion, as organic growth and deepening customer and partner relationships put it on track for a record year.

The company has relocated from Bruntwood’s Blackfriars House in Manchester city centre to Cloister House at the property giant’s nearby Riverside complex in Salford.

Its new HQ provides capacity to expand the team and features additional meeting spaces and breakout areas, creating opportunities to host more customers and events.

Growth this year has put Open ECX on course to achieve record revenues of £4.6m for 2025, up from £3m last year.

Open ECX, which is backed by private equity firm MonacoSol, is a provider of SaaS-based software that automates business transactions.

Its technology helps businesses to streamline their financial processes, covering aspects such as invoicing, ordering and statement reconciliation. The software integrates with an array of leading ERP systems, including SAP, Oracle and Microsoft.