Zypp

Partners

Specialists in their sector,
engineers in ours

We build alongside companies that know their industry inside out. They bring the sector expertise, we bring the data, automation and AI.

Our partners

The companies we build with

Names their industry already trusts. They own the domain knowledge and the platform their sector runs on. We do the data engineering, automation and AI that turns it into something you can act on.

Easyflex is the operating system behind much of the Dutch flex industry, built by people who know staffing inside out. Together we build solutions the sector has not had before. CaoScan, for example, compares and analyses collective labour agreements against the elements of equal pay, and AI agents run inside the Easyflex platform, for their clients as well as their own teams

Tax Vibes know tax technology and fiscal advisory work down to the rules that govern it. They bring the fiscal expertise, we automate the processes around it and turn compliance data into insight, forecasting and clean reporting

Twinfield is the Wolters Kluwer platform Dutch accountants, bookkeepers and finance teams run their books on. Here the relationship is a certification rather than joint delivery: we are certified to build on Twinfield, which makes the integration a verified and supported one. Bookkeeping turned into management dashboards, forecasts and clean reporting

How we partner

Their sector expertise, our data work

They know the sector

Rules, workflows, edge cases: our partners have spent years in their industry. We don't try to out-expert them.

We do data, automation and AI

Pipelines, dashboards, forecasting and AI. Getting what sits inside their platform out as something you can act on.

Joint delivery, not referral

We build, ship and operate the integration together. One roadmap, one point of contact.

Become a partner

Know your sector?
Let's build together

  • You bring the sector, we bring the data
  • Joint roadmap and joint delivery
  • Open API, clean data, real ownership
  • Long-horizon relationships