When and how to split an environment so organisations get their own separate workspace on the eConnect platform.
In some situations you want to move an organisation out of your current environment and place it in its own separate environment. For example when a subsidiary becomes independent, when a client you manage as an accountant needs their own account, or when the current environment has become too complex.
The simplest approach is to keep all organisations in the same environment, but manage access per organisation. Each user only sees the organisations they are a member of. By adding employees only to the organisations they are responsible for, you effectively create separate workspaces without technically splitting.
This approach has the advantage that transaction credit remains shared and that you as administrator keep a single overview of all organisations.
If you want a full separation, with separate credit, separate users and separate settings, the organisation must be removed from the current environment and recreated in a new environment.
Important: when removing an organisation, all stored documents for that organisation are deleted. This is irreversible. Make sure you have downloaded all required invoices before proceeding.
The procedure:
[email protected] or by phone on 088 440 6633. Include the organisation name, Chamber of Commerce number and the reason for removal.After activation any existing Peppol-SMP registration is restored and the organisation is immediately reachable for receiving and sending invoices.
Support will never carry out a removal without approval via the platform form. An email from an authorised person is not sufficient. This also applies to a downgrade (for example to fall within the organisation limit of a subscription).
When a change of legal form results in a new KVK and/or VAT number — for example when converting a sole trader or general partnership to a private limited company (BV) — you must create a new organisation in eConnect. Updating the existing organisation is not the correct approach: a new KVK/VAT number is legally a different entity.
As a result, creating the new organisation also means that the KYC procedure (Know Your Customer) must be completed again for the new entity.
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