What's stable
The following are already in active use:
- Document ingestion and structuring
- Cashflow alignment with documents
- PEPPOL send and receive flows
- Core accounting-facing exports
These form the foundation of Dokus Core.
About the Dokus beta
Careful access. Real usage. Long-term intent.
What beta means at Dokus
Beta at Dokus does not mean experimental.
It means we're deliberately limiting access while the system matures in real environments.
- Core functionality is stable.
- Some parts are still evolving.
We prefer fewer users who care
over many users who tolerate.
What's evolving
Some areas are still being refined:
- Edge cases in document interpretation
- Interface details and pacing
- Supporting workflows around collaboration
These improvements happen incrementally, based on real usage.
What beta access involves
Joining during beta means:
- You'll use Dokus in real conditions
- You'll occasionally notice changes
- Your feedback influences priorities
- Support capacity is limited
There are no sudden redesigns.
No breaking changes without notice.
Early subscribers
We are welcoming early subscribers during beta.
Early subscribers:
- •Pay €21.75/month from day one, locked through 2031. Dokus One locked at €51/month for 5 years from the day it ships.
- •Shape how the product evolves
- •Join early — and stay with us long-term
We onboard deliberately.
For accounting firms
We're also working with a small number of accounting partners during beta.
This allows us to:
- •Validate real-world data structures
- •Reduce friction before accounting begins
- •Align with existing practices
Accountants are partners in this process.
How access works
Access is not instant.
All applications are reviewed manually.
We onboard slowly and deliberately.
If there's a fit, you'll hear from us.
If not, there's no obligation on either side.
Beta is a phase.
Clarity is the goal.
Dokus is built for the long term. Beta is how we make sure it stays that way.