iDEAL
The bank-transfer method Dutch shoppers expect at checkout. We connect it through a payment provider and match each payment to its order.
The Netherlands
Software development company Netherlands
We build ERP, CRM and web software for Dutch businesses, remotely, from Casablanca, in English. The Netherlands shares Germany’s clock, so we share seven or eight hours of every working day. BTW, iDEAL and GDPR are scoped before any code is written.
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The Netherlands, from Casablanca
Why a remote studio works for Dutch businesses
Software development company Netherlands businesses can hire from Casablanca: ERP and CRM systems, online shops and web platforms, built remotely, in English. The Netherlands runs on the same clock as Germany, so we share eight hours a day in winter and seven in summer, and BTW, iDEAL and GDPR are scoped before any code.
We are not a Dutch company, and we have no office in the Netherlands. We work in English, and most Dutch businesses are comfortable doing the same in meetings. Customer-facing copy in Dutch should still come from a native writer. You get a fixed quote, a working preview at every step and all code and documentation at handover.
The Netherlands is a trading country. Rotterdam is Europe’s largest seaport, Schiphol is a major airport, and the economy leans on logistics, trade, horticulture and food. Two payment companies, Adyen and Mollie, are based in Amsterdam. Software here has to connect to carriers, customs, banks and accounting packages, and we build with those links in mind.
See our ERP software for Dutch businesses, the Germany hub for the neighbouring market, or the Europe overview.
Rules we build around
Tax, e-invoicing and privacy in the Netherlands
BTW (VAT). The standard rate is 21 % and the reduced rate is 9 %. Businesses file BTW returns with the Belastingdienst, the tax authority, and report sales to other EU businesses in the ICP return. Services bought from a supplier outside the EU, such as an invoice from us, are usually reverse-charged on your side. Confirm the detail with your accountant.
E-invoicing. Public-sector customers expect e-invoices, usually through the Peppol network. Other businesses can choose to send them too.
Privacy. GDPR applies, and the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens is the Dutch data protection authority. Tracking cookies need consent before they are set. Because Casablanca is outside the EU, we agree a data-processing agreement and the Standard Contractual Clauses before we touch personal data.
Accessibility. Public-sector sites must meet WCAG 2.1 level AA under the EU Web Accessibility Directive. Since 28 June 2025 the European Accessibility Act also covers online shops that sell to consumers, with an exemption for micro-enterprises that provide services.
Payments and books
How Dutch businesses pay and keep their books
Four things a Dutch system has to connect to.
Cards, wallets and direct debit
Adyen, Mollie, Buckaroo, Stripe and PayPal cover cards and wallets. SEPA direct debit (incasso) suits subscriptions and business invoices.
Dutch accounting packages
Exact Online, AFAS, Twinfield and Moneybird publish APIs we can connect to. We confirm each one’s limits during scoping.
Carriers and customs
Stock, shipping and import documents in one flow, for firms that move goods through Dutch ports and airports.
What we build
What we build for Dutch businesses
- ERP software Netherlands: stock, purchasing, sales and finance that connect to Exact Online, AFAS and your payment provider.
- Custom CRM development: a private CRM, or a hosted Twenty CRM through Enterprise CRM.
- Ecommerce development: shops with iDEAL and SEPA, or our self-hosted RAIN Store.
- Custom web development: portals, APIs and integrations on Next.js and Laravel.
- Managed hosting: SSL, off-site backups and monitoring, on the provider you choose.
FAQ
Questions from Dutch buyers
What businesses in the Netherlands ask before they book a call.
No. We work remotely from Casablanca, Morocco, and we do not claim a Dutch address. Most projects run on video calls that we plan in the hours we share.
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How much working-hour overlap do we have?
Eight hours on a 09:00 to 17:00 day in winter, because the Netherlands and Casablanca share a clock. In summer it is seven hours, because the Netherlands is one hour ahead of us.
3
Can you build a checkout with iDEAL?
Yes. We connect iDEAL through a payment provider such as Adyen, Mollie or Buckaroo, test the whole payment flow and match payments to orders in your back office. The provider sets the fees.
4
Can you connect to Exact Online or AFAS?
Usually, yes. Both publish APIs. We check what each one allows during scoping, then build and test the connection with examples from your accountant.
5
Do I need a Dutch version of my site?
For Dutch consumers, in most cases yes. We build the multilingual structure, and a native writer should produce the Dutch copy. For business customers English is often enough, so ask your own customers.
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Will you sign a data-processing agreement?
Yes. We expect an agreement under Article 28 of the GDPR plus the Standard Contractual Clauses, because Casablanca is outside the EU. Send your own template if you have one.
Next step
Planning a project in the Netherlands?
Book a call in the shared hours. We will talk through your process, the BTW and payment needs, and what a first version should include.