Software by country
Software from Sweden
As of 4 Nov 2026, 16 products in 12 categories of the index are made by a company whose legal entity sits in Sweden. The most are in Contract Management (CLM) (3), Conversion Optimization (2) and E-Signature (2). Ratings are the AI panel’s opinion, formed from public evidence, and compare products within a category only: how scores are made.
Every product in the index made by a company whose legal entity sits in Sweden, across all categories, each judged by an AI panel that cites its evidence.
Grouped by category and listed alphabetically. Scores are the panel’s opinion, formed from public evidence, and compare products within one category only. How scores are made →
Consent Management (CMP) 1
All of Consent Management (CMP) →Content Marketing 1
All of Content Marketing →Contract Management (CLM) 3
All of Contract Management (CLM) →Conversion Optimization 2
All of Conversion Optimization →E-Signature 2
All of E-Signature →Forms & Surveys 1
All of Forms & Surveys →Lead Generation 1
All of Lead Generation →Learning Management (LMS) 1
All of Learning Management (LMS) →Project Management & Collaboration 1
All of Project Management & Collaboration →Recruiting 1
All of Recruiting →Supply Chain & Logistics 1
All of Supply Chain & Logistics →Whistleblowing Portals 1
All of Whistleblowing Portals →Questions
Which software from Sweden does the panel rate highest in each category?
As of 4 Nov 2026: Consent Management (CMP), consentmanager (2.5/5); Content Marketing, Optimizely Content Marketing Platform (1.5/5); Contract Management (CLM), Precisely (3/5); Conversion Optimization, Optimizely (2/5); E-Signature, Scrive (2.5/5); Forms & Surveys, Netigate (3.5/5); Lead Generation, Albacross (2/5); Learning Management (LMS), Learnster (2.5/5); Project Management & Collaboration, Favro (3.5/5); Recruiting, Teamtailor (3/5); Supply Chain & Logistics, Ongoing WMS (3.5/5); Whistleblowing Portals, Whistlelink (3/5). Each category is judged by its own bench against its own rubric, so a rating means something within its category only.
How is a vendor’s country determined?
By the jurisdiction of the legal entity behind the product, as its own imprint or legal pages state it. Where those pages do not prove it, the product is not listed here, whatever the company’s reputation. Ownership is a separate question: Sweden as the seat does not mean the company is owned there. How sovereignty is read.
Is software from Sweden European-owned?
12 of the 16 products from Sweden are EU-Made.
How were these tools evaluated?
Each category has its own bench of AI judges, scoring every product against the same published rubric using public evidence captured from the vendor’s own pages. Every score is AI-generated; nobody tested the products hands-on, and no score can be bought. The full method is on the methodology page.
Also across categories: European software · Data kept in the EU · Software by country