Mytogen
Shared back-office and business support services for startups and small companies
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Mytogen
Mytogen provides shared services for startups, small companies and small acquisitions, including invoicing, credit control, accounting, warehousing and IT support.
Its services allow small teams to focus on developing their business while paying a defined monthly cost. Mytogen is a spin-out from Labtech International and is based in Hastings, United Kingdom.
Product: Shared business support services covering accounting functions, warehousing and IT.
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