Is your company found by AI when someone asks for your services and how is your company performing in Google?

One account for all your business platforms: enter your company details once, and be logged in everywhere without having to provide them again.

The AI Regulation, made understandable for SMEs, with ninety topics.

VAT and e-commerce across borders: the OSS guide that calculates where you need to report what.

Register a brand in the EU, including handling by the EUIPO.

Sustainability reporting under the CSRD, reduced to what a company really needs to submit.

NIS2 and cybersecurity for SMEs: measures register, policy, the questionnaires of major customers and incident reporting assistance.

Packaging regulated: PPWR obligations and EPR registrations per country, with the role guide that tells you what does and does not apply to you.

The accessibility requirement for webshops: a scan that also runs through your checkout process, a priority list in plain language, and the mandatory declaration.

Product safety under the GPSR: what role you play in the chain, what must be on the product page and label, and the file behind it.

Pay transparency for employers: from the salary range in a job posting to the pay gap report, including the job classification.

The deforestation regulation for importers: file per product stream, geospatial data of origin and the declaration on time.

GDPR for SMEs: processor agreements, the register, the privacy statement, and breach notification assistance.

The mandatory reporting channel from fifty employees onwards: hosted, anonymous if desired, with deadline monitoring and procedure included.

The umbrella over the eight product passport gateways: one catalogue, one invoice, one passport per product — even if that product falls into two categories.

The battery passport that becomes mandatory on 18 February 2027: EV batteries, light mobility vehicles and industrial batteries above 2 kWh.

The product passport for iron and steel, for steel trading, metal processors and construction companies.

The product passport for aluminium: profiles, foundries and packaging aluminium.

The product passport for textiles and clothing — the volume segment, with thousands of items per brand.

The product passport for tyres, for importers, wholesalers and fleet management.

The product passport for furniture, including wood origin from the deforestation regulation.

The product passport for mattresses: foam type, flame retardants and separation instructions.

The product passport for electronics and ICT, with the repairability score and critical raw materials.

The umbrella over all objections: your file, the six weeks you have, and the deadline within which the government must decide.

Object to your WOZ valuation, from assessment to filed objection.

Object to a traffic fine or an administrative fine, with a free check of whether it has a chance.

Object to a tax assessment: income tax, motor vehicle tax and local levies.

Object to a benefit decision, both a rejection and a recovery.

Object to a decision by the UWV, the municipality or the SVB regarding a benefit.

Object to a refused or revoked permit, and to an enforcement decision.

Object to a rejected or revoked subsidy, for businesses and associations.

Object to a DUO decision regarding student finance, the OV card or a diploma recognition.

The hub: all contracts in a cabinet with an alarm on it, so that tacit renewal never slips by unnoticed.

Cancel consumer subscriptions, with the cancellation period and the correct letter included.

Contract monitoring for SMEs: which contracts are running, and when do they renew themselves.

Price increases and indexations: when are they allowed, and what can you do about them.

The hub: the life file with a timeline and a vault for the moments when a life changes.

What needs to be arranged after a death, in the order it needs to be done.

Emigrating: deregistration, tax, health insurance and pension, step by step.

Having a child: registration, leave, benefits and insurance in overview.

Divorce: what is involved legally and financially, without providing advice.

Moving: who needs to be notified and what changes to your benefits.

Retiring: the choices, the deadlines and what happens to your income.

Turning eighteen: health insurance, benefits, student finance and what else changes.

The hub: the chain file, with which all customer questionnaires are answered from one file.

ESG and CSRD questionnaires from customers answered without starting from scratch every time.

Cyber and NIS2 questions from customers, answered from the same chain file.

Questionnaires from banks and insurers, from one file.

The hub: all outstanding invoices on a timeline, with the dunning process included.

The payment plan trajectory: from reminder to formal notice of default, with the correct payment terms.

Calculate interest and collection costs. Free, and the gateway to the rest.

The consumer trajectory: the fourteen-day letter required by law before costs can be added.

The umbrella: the KYC vault, one file for all institutions that ask about origin and structure.

The KYC answer product: banks' and notaries' questions answered in one go.

UBO and structure module: who are the ultimate beneficial owners, and how do you demonstrate this.

Substantiate the origin of funds, with the documents that institutions require for this.

The work scan: the company per role in tasks, and per task whether AI can take it over. The endpoint of the strategy pillar.

The strategic pressure test: an external view against the self-plot of the management team, with the spread included.

The competitive benchmark with evidence matrix: every score with source, and a claim test on what is defensible.

The target state in four layers, with an ambition round and a double test on eight dimensions and five gates.

The value drivers scan with dependency index. Explicitly not a valuation and not an appraisal.

The maturity assessment: can the organisation carry AI, across seven dimensions and five levels. Measure the carrying, not the takeover.

Responsible AI governance: which applications exist, how they are classified and who decides about what.

The ESG compliance check: which obligation applies, what counts as evidence and where the evidence comes from.

The data readiness scan with data point register and lineage: what is needed, what is already there, and who owns it.

Post-merger integration: what must be in place on Day 1 and what on Day 100, with the boundaries included.

Stakeholder trust: the matrix, the commitments and the tracker that keeps track of what comes of them.

Finding, understanding and applying for public tenders with AI support — for SMEs that never compete now.

Establish a private company or holding yourself, step by step, with the notary at the end.

Establish a company in any EU country, with bvzelf.nl as the Dutch gateway.

The hub: the dashboard across all platforms, with MOTH7R querying the assistants and monitoring the whole.

The free money scan for individuals: in eleven questions per money item what is at stake, with for each amount the calculation and the source with reference date.

Reliable information about incurable diseases, with source and reference date, plus a forum per disease.

Research on the female body after forty, weighted per study: what has been found, how significant that is, and the publication behind it.

Messages, reminders and an encrypted vault that reaches your next of kin when you are no longer here.

Apply for permits for businesses and individuals — from construction to terraces.

Prepaid energy for short-term rentals: a box in the meter cabinet, a QR code in the accommodation, and the guest buys their own kWh — the refrigerator stays on.

Bridal fashion, wedding venues, wedding rings and catering: a guide with moodboard and a shop for the budget segment.