Nehos and Belgium: your AI & digital partner for Europe
Based in Toulouse, Nehos works remotely, and on site when the project requires it, with EU institutions, sector federations, Belgian FinTech and NGOs: EU AI Act-compliant AI agents, trilingual Next.js platforms, and GEO/AEO for AI search visibility.
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We combine technical depth in AI and Next.js development with attention to Brussels' regulatory and institutional environment: EU AI Act compliance architecture, public procurement documentation requirements, WCAG 2.2 AA and EAA accessibility compliance, and trilingual FR/EN/NL delivery. We understand that Brussels clients need both working software and audit-ready governance documentation.
We apply a compliance-first architecture: risk classification under EU AI Act Annex III before build begins, technical documentation per Annex IV delivered alongside the software, conformity assessment support for high-risk systems (Article 43), and a post-market monitoring plan (Article 72). For Belgian FinTech clients, we additionally address DORA ICT risk requirements and FSMA/NBB supervisory expectations.
Yes. Trilingual delivery is standard for Belgian public sector and institutional clients. We implement next-intl with three locale groups (fr, en, nl), separate Payload CMS content trees per language community, and EAA-compliant WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility certification. Language selection is per-user, and all CMS editorial workflows support trilingual content management.
Yes. For Belgian FinTech companies regulated by the FSMA and NBB, we design AI systems aligned with DORA's ICT risk framework and the NBB's operational resilience expectations. DORA compliance documentation (audit trails, ICT incident classification, third-party risk management addendum) is among the planned deliverables. A DORA programme starts from EUR 15,000 excl. VAT.
Yes. We provide AI strategy advisory (use case prioritisation, risk assessment, build vs. buy analysis) and then technical delivery. For public procurement contexts, we ensure all deliverables meet EU or Belgian procurement documentation requirements: technical architecture document, security architecture review, GDPR DPA, accessibility conformity statement. We can also support clients in scoping their tender documentation.
#Why Brussels needs a different kind of digital partner
Brussels is not a typical European capital for technology services. The city hosts the European Commission, the European Council, the European Parliament, and a large community of public affairs organisations, all operating at the intersection of policy, regulation, and technology procurement. Add Belgium's own financial sector and a public sector that operates in three official languages, and you have a market where generic digital agency services are not enough.
Organisations operating in Brussels need technology partners who understand three things simultaneously: the technical depth to build production-grade AI systems and modern web platforms, the regulatory knowledge to navigate the EU AI Act, DORA, NIS2, and the European Accessibility Act, and the ability to deliver in French and English (and often Dutch).
#How we work with Belgian organisations
Nehos Groupe is based in Toulouse. We work with Belgian companies and institutions remotely, and on site when the project requires it: scoping workshops, steering committees, acceptance. We do not have an office in Brussels.
We are not a staffing agency or a body-shopping operation. We deliver projects with clear deliverables, timelines, and acceptance criteria, using the same method for every client, calibrated here for the regulatory, linguistic, and procurement requirements of the Belgian and EU institutional market.
#Services tailored for the Belgian market
#AI agents: EU AI Act aware, procurement-ready
The EU AI Act entered into force in 2024, with its provisions applying in stages. For organisations in Brussels, whether EU institutions, their contractors, or Belgian regulated entities, AI compliance is not optional. Every AI agent we build for a Belgian client can come with EU AI Act documentation: risk classification under Annex III, technical documentation per Annex IV, conformity assessment support for high-risk systems (Article 43), and a post-market monitoring plan (Article 72). To scope this work, we offer an AI Act compliance audit from EUR 3,000 excl. VAT.
Example scenario: a Brussels-based sector federation may want to automate its legislative monitoring across several policy areas. An AI agent can process EUR-Lex updates, committee documents, and Council working party texts while keeping the documentation required for procurement review. The time saved is measured during a pilot; it is not promised in advance.
For Belgian FinTech companies, our AI agents also address DORA ICT risk requirements and FSMA/NBB supervisory expectations: ICT risk register addendum, incident classification framework, third-party risk management documentation. A DORA programme starts from EUR 15,000 excl. VAT.
#Next.js development: trilingual platforms with institutional-grade accessibility
Belgium's language communities create unique requirements for digital platforms. Belgian public sector organisations and EU-facing institutions need platforms that work in at least two languages, aim for WCAG 2.2 AA (required under the European Accessibility Act), and handle multilingual editorial workflows.
We build Next.js platforms with next-intl configured for three locale groups (fr, en, nl), separate Payload CMS content trees per language community, and an accessibility approach aligned with the EAA. We can host your projects with a European provider, including one qualified under SecNumCloud, to keep production data in Europe.
A B2B showcase site starts from EUR 5,000 excl. VAT, a B2B site with a headless CMS from EUR 15,000, and a complex B2B platform from EUR 50,000.
#GEO/AEO: visibility in AI search for Brussels organisations
When EU decision-makers search for expertise in ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google AI Overviews, your organisation needs to be cited accurately. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) aim to make your brand appear as a credible source in AI-generated answers, not just in traditional Google results.
For Brussels organisations this is particularly strategic: institutional buyers increasingly use AI assistants during research, and sector federations need their positions cited correctly. Our Citability Score audit measures your organisation's presence across the major generative AI platforms.
#Legacy modernisation: reducing technical debt without stopping operations
Many Brussels-based organisations run critical systems on legacy architectures: Java monoliths, .NET Framework applications, COBOL mainframe integrations, or ageing PHP platforms. These systems work, but they cannot integrate modern AI capabilities, meet current accessibility standards, or support the API-first architectures that EU procurement increasingly requires.
We apply our Legacy Strangler IA-Assisted methodology to modernise these systems progressively. No big-bang rewrites: we wrap legacy components in modern API layers, migrate functionality module by module to Next.js and serverless architectures, and integrate AI capabilities at each stage.
#Key sectors we serve in Belgium
#EU institutions and agencies
Sector federations, trade associations, EU agency contractors, and organisations in the EU institutional ecosystem. We know the procurement documentation requirements, trilingual delivery expectations, WCAG accessibility mandates, and security review processes these clients apply to their suppliers.
#Belgian financial sector
Banks, insurance groups, fund administrators, payment institutions, and FinTech companies supervised by the NBB and FSMA. Every financial sector engagement includes DORA compliance documentation, audit trails suited to FSMA/NBB expectations, and EU AI Act risk classification for any AI component.
#HealthTech and life sciences
Belgium's healthtech ecosystem, concentrated around Leuven, Ghent, and Brussels, is one of Europe's strongest. We design AI systems that take into account the EU AI Act's high-risk classification for medical AI and Belgian health data protection requirements, with hosting at a qualified provider for sensitive data.
#Belgian public sector
Federal administrations, regional governments (Wallonia, Brussels-Capital, Flanders), and municipal authorities: trilingual platforms, WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, and documentation for Belgian public procurement.
#Why choose Nehos for Belgium
French and English delivery. Dutch is scoped project by project (translation and review in the CMS).
EU regulatory expertise built into every project. EU AI Act compliance architecture, DORA ICT risk documentation, NIS2 cybersecurity requirements, European Accessibility Act: these are deliverables planned in every Belgian engagement, not add-ons.
European hosting possible. We can host your projects with a European provider qualified under SecNumCloud. A GDPR Article 28 DPA and the sub-processor list with locations are provided.
Clear pricing. Our express AI audit (1 day) is EUR 990 excl. VAT, deducted from the project if it starts within three months. The in-depth AI audit (5 days) is EUR 2,125 excl. VAT. Projects are scoped with deliverables and acceptance criteria; time-and-materials work is EUR 275 excl. VAT per day. No surprise invoices: any change of scope is quoted before it starts.
Real projects. See our portfolio and client references.
#Example scenarios in Belgium
These are typical situations, not published clients.
- EU sector federation, Brussels: AI-powered legislative monitoring across several policy areas (EUR-Lex, Council, committee documents), with the AI Act documentation expected by procurement teams.
- Belgian financial institution (NBB/FSMA supervised): a DORA-aligned AI document processing system, with an ICT risk register and incident classification framework.
- Belgian public sector organisation: a trilingual (FR/EN/NL) citizen portal on Next.js + Payload CMS, aiming for WCAG 2.2 AA, with a progressive migration from a legacy system.
#Contact
Nehos Groupe is based in Toulouse and works with Belgian organisations remotely, and on site when the project requires it.
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