Keep your money in order.Get more of your day back.

You have customers to serve and bills to pay. Get the account in place so you can get on with both.

Apply online for a business account with a Dutch IBAN. Once approved, you can receive payments, pay suppliers and keep your company transactions separate from personal spending.

Your next step: Start your application.

Your team needs to buy things to do its job. You need to know where the money is going.

Give people their own physical or virtual cards, set spending limits and see transactions as they happen. Adjust access when responsibilities change.

You can delegate everyday purchases while keeping the boundaries clear.

“Issuing a card is easy, and if an employee leaves, you can cancel the card with no further costs.”

Lotte Vink, founder of Labfresh
Customer testimonial published by GoDutch.

Your next step: Explore cards and spending controls.

A bill should not need to make several trips between your inbox, your account and your bookkeeping.

Bring incoming invoices into one place, review them, approve payments and schedule when they go out. Keep track of what is waiting, what is coming due and what has been paid.

You keep the decisions. The connected process cuts down the repeated entry and checking around them.

Your next step: See how invoice payments work.

You should not have to reconstruct last month from a pile of receipts and a string of messages.

Capture receipts, match them with transactions and connect GoDutch to your accounting software. Give your accountant access through an eligible plan, so more of the information they need is already available.

Connections include Exact Online, Moneybird, Yuki and e-Boekhouden. Find your accounting software.

“saves me hours of manual work every month”

Weever
Google-review excerpt published by GoDutch.

Your next step: Check your accounting connection.

When you pay an overseas supplier, you want to understand the cost before committing to the transfer.

Send payments to supported destinations and review the charges in advance. Keep international payments alongside the rest of your business money, so you have less to piece together afterwards.

“you can see exactly what you’ll pay in advance”

Christiaan Moonen, managing director
Customer testimonial published by GoDutch.

Your next step: Explore international payments.

When you manage more than one business, or money that belongs to an organisation, clear boundaries matter.

For a holding structure, you can manage separate accounts and switch between entities in the app. For an association or foundation, start with an account in the organisation’s name and check the access your board or administrator needs.

Your legal structure and intended use determine eligibility and the appropriate plan. Explore holding-company accounts.

Your next step: Discuss your account setup.