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Contact HorizonVale Holdings

Integration enquiries, handled by the people who build

Custom business applications and system integrations for Belgian organisations. Tell us which systems are involved and what breaks today — a paragraph is enough for the first reply.

Phone
+32 476 71 50 81
Workshop hours
Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00 CET

Project intake

Tell us what needs connecting

The fastest way to a useful reply is a short message with the concrete details. You don't need a specification — a paragraph is enough for us to say whether we're the right people.

  • Systems in scope, by name if you know them
  • The process that is manual or broken today
  • Whether time, budget or a compliance date is the constraint
  • Who on your side owns the internal decisions

If you don't know all of that, send what you have. We've started projects from a short message that only said an AS/400 and a new CRM weren't talking to each other.

Send a project or integration enquiry

Reply within 1 working day

We don't ask for production data or credentials in a first message.

Registered in Belgium

Meet us in Zaventem, or on a call

HORIZONVALE HOLDINGS BV is registered in Zaventem and works with organisations across Belgium — from Brussels and Antwerp to Ghent, Leuven and Liège. Most first conversations happen on a call; on-site workshops can be arranged once the scope is clear.

Address
HorizonVale Holdings, Leuvensebaan 184,
1930 Zaventem, Flemish Brabant, Belgium
Hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00–18:00 CET (Belgian business hours)

Leuvensebaan 184 · 1930 Zaventem

Open directions

After you write

What happens after your message

No automated sequences, no drip emails. Four steps, and the first one is a real reply from a person who'd work on the project.

  1. Step 01

    A reply within one working day

    Usually from the person who would work on the project rather than a sales team. If the fit looks wrong, we say so in that first reply.

  2. Step 02

    A 45-minute call

    With whoever owns the process and whoever owns the systems. We ask questions; you don't need to prepare a deck or a specification.

  3. Step 03

    A short written view

    Options, rough effort and risks — written down, so you can circulate it internally before anything is agreed.

  4. Step 04

    You decide the next move

    Scope a build, start with an assessment, or stop there. Nothing in the first three steps commits you to a project.

When scoping is too early

Ask for an integration assessment instead

If you're not ready to scope a build, an assessment is often the better first step. Mention it in your message and we'll send the details — rather than pushing you toward a larger project.

Request an assessment
Duration

One to three weeks

Short enough to run while internal discussions are still open.

Commercial shape

Fixed fee

Agreed before we start, invoiced once, no obligation to continue afterwards.

You receive

A written view

Your landscape, the options, and a recommendation on what to do first.

Teams usually use an assessment to settle an internal argument about what to do first — whether that argument is about a specific platform, about going hybrid or cloud-native, or about which of three manual processes is worth automating. The output is written for people who weren't in the room.

Privacy and what we do with your message

We use what you send to reply and, if things progress, to prepare a scoping document. We don't add you to a marketing list and we don't pass details to platform vendors. Ask us to delete your enquiry at any time and we will.

For anything involving personal data before an agreement is in place, email first and we'll arrange the right channel. Read the Privacy Policy for the full description.

What we don't ask for in a first message

No production data, no credentials, no database exports and no connection strings. A description of the systems in plain language is all the first reply needs.

If a technical detail would genuinely help, call it out in the message and we'll agree on a secure way to receive it before anything is sent.

Vendors and recruiters

We're not buying platform licences and we don't work with lead-generation agencies, so those messages rarely need a reply.

If you're recruiting, send a short message naming the specific role and we'll reply if there's a fit. Otherwise, the email above reaches a person who will say no politely.

The coated-tile floor and base of a steel rack in the HorizonVale Holdings workshop, lit by overhead strips

One message, one reply

Describe the systems. We'll tell you if we're the right people.

Whether it's a custom business application, a system integration across hybrid cloud and on-premises, or an integration assessment before you commit to either — the same address reaches a human who can answer.