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Exact Globe Next · support gestopt in maart 2026

Exact Globe is ending. Move to Odoo, for a fixed price.

Exact Globe Next has received no updates, security patches or support since March 2026. Moving to Globe+ means a new 64-bit platform, which often means existing integrations have to be rebuilt. If you have to migrate anyway, take a look at Odoo too: modern, in the cloud and often cheaper for SMEs.

Switch in 6–12 weeks€1,000 per appYour data comes with you
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Why DAADit

Why move to Odoo now

One system

Accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing and projects in one package.

Fixed price per app

Every app live for €1,000, so you know exactly what the switch costs.

Your data comes with you

We migrate master data and open items from Exact and test with your own data.

Integrations keep working

Via Connecta we connect Odoo to your webshop, WMS, payroll package or Exact Online.

Information about Exact Globe Next according to public sources as of September 2026.

How it works

Switch in four steps

Business Scan

What do you use in Exact now, and what needs to come along?

Fixed quote

Per app plus migration, known in advance.

Trial migration

Testing with your own data.

Switching

At a fixed point in time, for example per quarter or financial year.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the switch

No. Master data and open items come with you. Older history remains available for reference, or we migrate it, depending on what you need.

Many accountants already work with Odoo. Your accountant gets their own access and can look in directly.

Yes. In the Netherlands, e-invoicing becomes mandatory for businesses from 2030; Odoo already supports Peppol.

From Exact Globe to Odoo, without surprises

Fill in the Business Scan and see straight away which apps you need and what the switch costs. Also read about €1,000 per app and our approach. You will find a detailed comparison at Exact vs Odoo.

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Sources: Scansys, Dutch government (Rijksoverheid).