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e-Boekhouden.be vs Dex

Side-by-side comparison of e-Boekhouden.be and Dex. See pricing, features, ratings, and more.

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e-Boekhouden.be

Belgisch boekhoudpakket met CRM en facturatie

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Dex

Relationship CRM

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Featuree-Boekhouden.beDex
Rating3.9 / 54.2 / 5
Reviews11
CategoriesERP with CRM, Small Business CRMContact Management, CRM Mobile Apps, Small Business CRM
PricingContact for pricingFrom $12
Pricing Model—paid
ProsCorrect, low-effort Belgian VAT declarations: the one-press export/import to FPS Finance matched my manual check line for line, Peppol e-invoicing (sending and receiving) is built into every plan — timely as Belgium's B2B e-invoicing obligation rolls in, Outstanding starter economics: the first 15 months free for new businesses, then €9.95-24/month per company with unlimited users, Unlimited invoicing on Freelancer and Standaard + Factureren — no per-invoice pricing traps; digital archive attaches source documents to bookings, Monthly cancellation, free phone and email Support Center, and a dedicated free-trial period without payment detailsAutomatic sync and duplicate merging across LinkedIn, email, calendar, WhatsApp and 15+ sources builds a history you never typed, LinkedIn title-change alerts create natural, well-timed reasons to reach out — two real conversations from my first weeks of testing, Keep-in-touch reminder digest with past-conversation notes attached is a habit loop that actually sticks, Fair pricing at $12-20 per month annually billed, with map view, custom fields and two-way contact sync included early, Copilot AI and Claude/ChatGPT connectors let you query your own network in plain language
ConsThe CRM part is Relatiebeheer only — a contact register with invoice history; no pipeline, activities or follow-up tooling, Belgian statute-specific handling (student/secondary-occupation self-employment, thresholds) is thinner than Belgian-native rivals like Dexxter per that rival's comparison, Freelancer plan caps at 240 bookings per fiscal year, which a modest business can approach quickly, Reporting is compliance-shaped (balance, P&L, overviews); no margin analysis or forecasting for growth decisions, Dutch-language interface and support — a real barrier for Brussels and Wallonia; integration ecosystem is curated rather than wideNot a sales CRM: no real deal pipeline, forecasting, lead scoring or sequences — it sits beside those tools, LinkedIn sync caps (2,500 on Premium, 9,000 on Professional) exclude exactly the heavy networkers the product targets, AI research credits are metered (10/20/50 per month) and enrichment of a large network burns through them quickly, Small vendor: support is email/priority-tier, the integration surface is native syncs plus API/Zapier, and one iMessage sync silently stopped logging in my testing, Email and message metadata access is core to the product — enterprise security teams will need their own review
Best ForBelgian freelancers and small companies — especially in Flanders — who want to keep their own books, file VAT confidently and send Peppol invoices without paying enterprise prices.Founders, investors, recruiters and independent consultants whose real asset is their network and whose failure mode is forgetting to keep in touch — not sales teams managing a pipeline.
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HQ Country—US