Næstved · 3 Aug 2026
For the second year in a row, Digital Servicebook has been awarded AAA, the highest credit rating at Dun & Bradstreet. The rating is about how the company is run financially, and not about the product.
"Many tech companies grow with the help of investor capital. We have chosen a different path," says Kim Koch, CEO of Digital Servicebook.
Growth financed by operations
Digital Servicebook is built with a focus on healthy business, satisfied customers and long-term growth. Investments are made in new products, new markets and new employees, while the company stands on a solid financial foundation. This is exactly the combination that a credit rating measures.
What AAA Says and What It Doesn't Say
"AAA doesn't say anything about the quality of our software. But it does say something about how we run our business," says Kim Koch.
That distinction is worth sticking to. A credit rating tells you whether a supplier can pay its bills and will still be there in five years. It does not tell you whether the software is good. The two things must be assessed separately, and they will be.
Security for customers and partners
For a workshop, a fleet owner or a dealer, the durability of the supplier is not a detail. A car's service history must be able to be looked up in ten years and not just in the next quarter, and this places demands on the company that stores it. The same applies to the partners and employees who build on the work.
"It gives us the peace of mind to focus on what we are passionate about: building Europe's strongest platform for the digital life of the car," says Kim Koch.
