Dokus vs Dexxter

Dexxter is built for a sole proprietorship. Dokus is built for the business it can become.

Dexxter combines bookkeeping and tax preparation for Belgian sole proprietors. Dokus keeps one evidence-backed financial record across freelancer, BV and company structures — with the accountant in place.

See why Dokus

The thirty-second decision

Dokus

Choose Dokus if the record must outlive the legal form.

You want your complete financial position current, verified and ready to question or hand to your accountant — now, and after incorporation.

Dexxter

Choose Dexxter if you run a sole proprietorship.

You want self-service bookkeeping and tax preparation built for a natural person, without an accountant in the loop.

The difference

What happens when the business incorporates.

Dexxter is built for the sole proprietor. The day the business becomes a BV, the tool no longer covers it — the record does.

  • Sole-proprietor tax engine versus accountant-led control for every legal form.
  • DIY bookkeeping versus a record that is verified, not just entered.
  • Tax declaration versus a continuous view of the company.

Multi-source proof

One invoice. Every source. Counted once.

The same invoice can arrive three ways — a Peppol XML from your supplier, a PDF the supplier emailed, a photo you took of the paper copy. Dokus keeps every source and treats them as one financial fact.

  • Every source is preserved.

    Nothing is deleted — each file stays attached to the record, downloadable.

  • Nothing is overwritten.

    Later arrivals join the record. They do not replace what arrived before.

  • The financial event is counted once.

    One invoice in VAT, one in cashflow — however many copies arrived.

  • Conflicts are held for review.

    When two copies disagree, Dokus groups them and asks before proceeding.

  • Cashflow, VAT and Ask use the canonical fact.

    Every total and every answer is built on the confirmed record, not on one of its copies.

  • Peppol XML
  • Emailed PDF
  • Phone photo

One record

2026-1184
Supplier
Lievegem Print BV
Total
€759.88
Date
Aug 11, 2026
  • VAT
  • Cashflow
  • Ask

Cashflow, VAT and Ask read the same fact.

Whole business financial view

Know where you stand. Not where you stood.

One panel, kept current by the documents and statements already flowing in. Bank position, expected income, committed costs, overdue invoices, obligations — and the questions the record still has.

See the financial position

Current position

Current

Bank position

From the latest statement import.

€23,184.00

Expected income

4 confirmed invoices not yet paid

€16,386.00

Committed costs

Includes the VAT return — due, amount not yet computed.

€2,374.50

Overdue invoices

2 invoices past due

€12,766.00

VAT and obligations

VAT return, Q3 · Social contributions · Corporate prepayment

3

Unexplained movements

One movement from Aug 9, no document yet.

€620.00

Missing evidence

Documents waiting on a decision.

3

Expected figures come from documents already confirmed — not a projection. The gaps stay visible on purpose.

Ask

See the answer. Ask why.

Ask answers from the confirmed record and links the documents behind every figure. It distinguishes what is known from what is not — and says so when the record cannot answer.

Who still owes more than €2,000?

Outstanding€15,146.00
  • Vanderlinden Bouw NV

    12 days late

    €9,566.00
  • Studio Helder BV

    5 days late

    €3,200.00
  • Keppel Interim NV

    €2,380.00

3 confirmed invoices

What must leave the account before 20 October?

Committed before 20 October€2,374.50
  • VAT return, Q3

    Oct 20

    Not yet computed
  • Social contributions

    Sep 20

    €874.50
  • Corporate prepayment

    Oct 10

    €1,500.00

3 obligations

  • Why did cash fall last month?
  • What am I spending more on?
  • Which invoices are overdue?

Ask works from confirmed financial facts, distinguishes known from uncertain, and says when the record cannot answer.

How Ask works

Side by side

Six decisions, one view

Facts about Dexxter checked against dexxter.be on 23 August 2026.
Primary jobDexxterBookkeeping and tax preparation for Belgian sole proprietors.DokusThe financial record for freelancers and companies, before the accountant.
How financial facts are constructedDexxterDocuments processed for VAT and personal tax.DokusEvery source verified into one record — the same for every legal form.
What the owner can seeDexxterBookkeeping state and tax position.DokusCurrent financial position: bank, expected income, committed costs, overdue invoices.
What the owner can askDexxterSupport for bookkeeping questions.DokusAsk the record directly, with the evidence linked.
What reaches the accountantDexxterThe accountant is optional.DokusRead-only access to a confirmed record — before and after incorporation.
Pricing modelDexxter€20 or €25 a month, excl. VAT, or €180/€240 a year.DokusFree, then Core at €29 a month, excl. VAT. Flat.

Accountant handoff

Your accountant remains responsible. Dokus makes sure the record is ready.

Dokus does not take over the accountant's role. It prepares the input — so the time your accountant spends goes to judgement, not to chasing.

How accountants work with Dokus
  • Confirmed documents, each with its sources attached.
  • Bank movements explained or flagged.
  • Missing evidence listed, not silent.
  • Explicit blockers, with the reason.
  • Focused upload requests instead of mail chases.
  • Read-only accountant access to the same record.
  • Your existing accounting software stays in place.

Starting without a migration

No ledger migration project. Start with the current financial flow.

Historical books stay with the accountant or your current system. New documents, uploads and statements start building the Dokus record from today — whatever legal form comes next.

Dokus does not import a Dexxter ledger, and none is implied — the current flow becomes the record.

Where Dexxter fits

Dexxter is a strong sole-proprietor tool.

These are the cases where Dexxter is the right tool.

  • A sole-proprietor tax engine.
  • DIY bookkeeping.
  • Personal-tax workflows.

Pricing

What the price includes is the point.

Dokus: Free forever for the record, Core at €29 a month, excl. VAT, for unlimited sending, the bank feed, and Ask without a monthly limit.

Dexxter: €20 or €25 a month, excl. VAT, or €180/€240 a year.

What the price includes

  • No caps on what you receive or store.
  • No per-invoice charge.
  • No per-user charge.
  • Peppol receiving free and unlimited; five sends a month on Free.
  • Unlimited Peppol sending, the bank feed, your position, and Ask without a monthly limit.
  • Accountant access included.

Free keeps the record correct. Core keeps it current and acts on it.

Questions

Three questions that decide it

Does Dokus replace my accountant?

No. Your accountant validates and files. Dokus keeps the underlying financial record complete, current and ready. Dexxter is built for self-service bookkeeping; Dokus is built for the accountant-led model — one record across freelancer and company structures.

Can I start without migrating my ledger?

Yes. There is no ledger migration project. Historical books stay where they are; new documents, uploads and statements start building the Dokus record from today.

What happens to my existing workflow or Peppol registration?

Forward your inbox, keep receiving Peppol invoices (Dokus receives on every plan, Free included), and import statements as CSV or PDF. One nuance: a business holds one Peppol access-point registration at a time, so you re-register with Dokus's access point, Recommand — the same identity verification, once.

One financial record before and after incorporation.

Start with the free plan. The record starts with the next document that arrives.

See the record

Last updated: 2026-09-13