The founding week is the only moment when a Swiss company has no accounting relationship in place. That window is 7–14 days wide. Founders are overwhelmed, the mandate is uncontested, and whoever calls first with a clear offer wins it — often for years.
For accountants, timing isn't a minor edge — it's the whole game. The first fiduciary to reach a newly registered company wins a mandate that is nearly impossible to lose once embedded. Switching costs are high, and founders default to whoever guided them through the setup.
Three SHAB event types create a clear opening for a fiduciary approach. Each represents a company at a different stage of need — but all three mean the accounting relationship is in flux.
Une GmbH s'inscrit. La SHAB publie. Deux fiduciaires le lisent. L'un agit le matin même. L'autre attend.
SHAB events give you a real, specific, verifiable reason to reach out. That changes the conversation from cold outreach to warm intelligence — you're not selling, you're responding to something that happened.
Founders & Movers has 27 pre-configured roles. These work similarly to Accountant / Fiduciary — same signals, same timing logic, same first-mover advantage.