What is AccountMap and what is its main purpose?
AccountMap is the independent directory of accounting professionals in Belgium. It helps businesses find the right partner for their accounting, their taxes and their management advice.
Find answers to common questions about AccountMap, our directory of certified accountants and tax accountants, AI-assisted matching and how to grow your firm with us.
Understanding the platform and its mission
AccountMap is the independent directory of accounting professionals in Belgium. It helps businesses find the right partner for their accounting, their taxes and their management advice.
AccountMap is for businesses and self-employed people looking for a certified accountant or a tax accountant, and for firms that want more visibility and access to qualified enquiries.
No. AccountMap provides no accounting services and keeps no books. It is a neutral platform that connects supply and demand.
Yes. AccountMap is commercially and technologically independent of accounting firms, software vendors and professional associations.
AccountMap covers the main packages used in Belgium, including WinBooks, Yuki, Exact, Odoo, Silverfin, Sage BOB, Octopus, Horus, Adsolut, Billtobox, CodaBox, Dext and Pennylane.
Yes. AccountMap lists firms across Belgium, with local, provincial, national and international coverage depending on the profile.
Profiles, services and roles on the platform
Certified accountants, tax accountants, tax advisors, statutory auditors, accounting firms and management consultants.
The certified accountant handles bookkeeping, the preparation of annual accounts and advisory work; the tax accountant focuses on accounting and tax obligations. Both are licensed by the ITAA.
Yes. Statutory auditors offering audit and review of accounts can be listed.
Yes. Accounting firms and bookkeeping offices, from the smallest practices to the largest, are among the profiles covered by AccountMap.
Yes. Tax advisors, management consultants and specialist experts can be listed.
Yes. A firm can declare several profile types and several service categories in its profile.
Which services and needs are covered
Everything from bookkeeping to annual accounts, VAT and tax returns, payroll and social secretariat, tax advice, audit and assurance, company formation and management consulting.
Yes. AccountMap covers the full cycle: from company formation to day-to-day bookkeeping, through to annual accounts and advisory work.
Yes. The directory supports fine-grained specialisations such as international taxation, consolidation, cost accounting and restructuring.
Firms can describe their assignments and their client sectors, with the context, the constraints and the results achieved.
Yes. Firms can state where they operate, which makes searching and matching easier.
Finding firms and exploring the market
The map helps you explore firms by location, offices and areas of activity, then jump through to profiles and contact details.
You can filter by town, province or region, depending on the data available in the profiles, and use the map to spot nearby firms.
Yes. Firms can state their offices and local presence to help you find a partner close to you.
Yes. Filters can include software (WinBooks, Yuki, Odoo, and others) and specialisations (VAT, payroll, international taxation, and others).
Yes. Filters by sector (hospitality, construction, e-commerce, medical professions, and others) and by client type (self-employed, SMEs, non-profits, and others) are part of the search.
They are selections combining Geography × Service × Sector to speed up searching and comparison.
How the recommendations work
The AI analyses your request and assesses firms on their services, their assignments, their areas of activity, their offices, their sector specialisation and their stated expertise.
Service relevance, sector specialisation, references, location, software used and profile completeness.
A short, targeted shortlist is generated to keep the noise down and help you get in touch faster with the firms that fit best.
Yes. You can always browse profiles and contact firms directly, without submitting a request.
No. AccountMap takes no part in negotiations or contracts. It makes discovery and introductions easier.
No. Requests are passed selectively to the relevant firms, to protect quality and limit spam.
Profiles, pricing and lead generation
Yes. Firms can create a basic profile free of charge.
Paid plans unlock greater visibility, advanced profile features, more qualified enquiries and promotion options.
Your services, profile types, specialisations, client sectors, areas of activity, offices, descriptions and contact details.
Yes. The platform is built to reflect your real skills and your actual geographic coverage.
Firms receive enquiries matching their profile, their sector specialisation, their services, their location and the software they use.
It depends on the request and the shortlist. AccountMap favours lead quality over volume.
A boost increases the visibility of a profile or of a specific service or category, usually for a set period or scope.
Yes. Visibility campaigns can be targeted by service, sector, location and sometimes by software or specialisation.
No. AccountMap takes no commission on the contracts signed between clients and firms.
Firms can track visibility and engagement indicators such as profile views, clicks and enquiry activity (depending on the plan and the metrics available).
Articles, data and neutrality
Content is written by the team or aggregated from public sources, then structured and summarised with the help of AI.
AI helps classify, summarise and link content to the relevant software, specialisations, sectors and firms.
Yes. The platform is neutral. It will evolve with new topics, more structured data and better search and decision-support tools.