Necessity indeed. In the digital era, cybersecurity has become an absolute priority. Our personal and professional lives are increasingly connected, exposing our data to constant threats: hacking, identity theft, cyber-attacks and ransomware. A simple breach can compromise our privacy, reveal sensitive information or lead to considerable financial losses. In 2024, more than 227 million items of data were stolen by malicious software.Companies in particular need to adopt good practice: strong passwords, double authentication, regular updates, daily back-ups and secure servers. With this in mind, Organica periodically asks experts to carry out intrusion attempts on its servers. To host its customers' applications, Organica has a dozen servers located in four European countries. The aim: to test the effectiveness of the anti-intrusion protection installed on the servers. The good news is that so far no intrusion attempts have been successful. So it is possible to protect yourself effectively. You just need to know how. Don't hesitate to contact us to find out more.

From January 1st, 2026, all Belgian and French organizations engaged in B2B transactions will be required to submit their invoices in digital format via the Peppol network, established by the European Union.Peppol (Pan-European Public Procurement Online) is a secure, standardized network that enables the exchange of electronic documents (such as invoices) not only between companies but also between companies and public administrations. It is designed to simplify, automate, and secure commercial exchanges by guaranteeing full interoperability among all participants.Under this regime, each organization must register with a certified Access Point to gain entry to the Peppol network. If you use Organon to issue your invoices, however, this process will be entirely managed on your behalf: Organon will produce your invoices in the Peppol format and transmit them via its Access Point to those of your clients, members, and other partners.

The COVID health crisis has disrupted our routines. Not only has it popularized video conferencing, but it has also introduced online voting. It is true that organizing a general assembly via video conference without the ability to vote didn't make much sense.However, post-health crisis, it was surprising to observe that online voting also became prevalent in face-to-face meetings! All it takes is a smartphone...Let's be clear, online voting will become widespread in the coming years: it is simple, fast, cost-effective, easily accessible via the internet, and it saves time for both organizers and voters. Moreover, it publishes results in real-time, whether anonymized or not.This explains why, for many Organon users in professional contexts, the Voting module has become a must-have. Especially considering that, unlike most software in the market, it is fully integrated into their CRM and works in conjunction with the Members, Working Groups, Meetings, and Events modules. I would like to find out more