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Officient

“Can a Belgian-native HR admin tool become the default HR layer inside Exact's ERP suite for SMBs in the Benelux?”

HQBelgium
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / HR & Payroll

The story

Officient is a Belgian HR SaaS focused on personnel administration, onboarding, leave planning, and payroll coordination for SMBs. It integrates with Belgian payroll bureaus (Liantis, Partena Professional, SD Worx, Daenens) rather than running payroll itself. The company has been absorbed into Exact's product portfolio and is now branded 'Exact Officient', positioning it as the HR layer of the Exact ERP suite.

Last 12 months

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Product timeline

Officient founded as Belgian HR administration SaaS with integrations to Belgian payroll providers (Liantis, Partena, SD Worx).· pivot

Acquired by / rebranded under Exact as 'Exact Officient', becoming Exact's Belgian HR module.· acquisition

The stack

3 layers disclosed in Officient’s embedded-finance stack

Payroll

LiantisPartena ProfessionalSD WorxDaenens Payroll ServicesThe Payroll Office

Unified APIs

in the full report

Accounting

in the full report

Accounting gap: minor

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Officient — frequently asked

Which payroll provider does Officient use?

Officient's payroll is powered by Liantis, Partena Professional, SD Worx, Daenens Payroll Services and The Payroll Office.

Which accounting software does Officient integrate with?

Officient integrates with Merge, Apideck and Zapier.

What is Officient's embedded finance stack?

The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 3 layers in Officient's stack: Payroll (Liantis, Partena Professional, SD Worx, Daenens Payroll Services and 1 other); Unified APIs (Merge and Apideck); Accounting (Merge, Apideck and Zapier).

Where is Officient headquartered?

Officient is headquartered in Belgium.

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