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Document management and communication software group GetBusy booked a first-half loss after rising sales were offset by operating costs.
The company said it expected revenue for the full year to exceed current market expectations.
Pre-tax losses for the six months through June amounted to £571k, compared to losses of £666k on-year.
Revenue rose 18% to £6.2m.
The company did not declare an interim dividend.
'The strong start to the year and the momentum that we have built has given us confidence that revenue for 2019 will be ahead of current market expectations,' chief executive Daniel Rabie said.
At 9:17am: (LON:GETB) Getbusy Plc share price was +5p at 34p