The modern Bizzy alternative for Belgian financial advisors

5 reasons Belgian financial advisors switch from Bizzy to Prospexi

• You get a ranking, not a search query

  Other tools give you filters and leave you to dig. Prospexi ranks all 1.18 million Belgian companies against your mandate and tells you per company why it sits at the top.

• Acquisition signals a credit score never shows

  Capital increases, board changes, public contracts won, and a profit sliding at an otherwise healthy company. That last one is not a risk flag, it is a reason to sell.

• Bankruptcies drop off before you call, not after

  We read the Belgian Official Gazette every working day. Companies in bankruptcy, dissolution or judicial reorganisation leave your list automatically.

• Scoring engine, not a search engine

  Bizzy is a search interface, you type queries and get results. Prospexi flips it: configure your ICP once and every one of 1.18M Belgian companies is scored and ranked automatically. Your best prospects surface without you querying for them.

• Deeper data sources under one score

  Prospexi combines KBO / BCE, NBB annual accounts, Belgisch Staatsblad publications, subsidies from the Vlaams Subsidieregister, and procurement wins from TED into a single per-company score. Bizzy focuses on KBO baseline data.

• Daily ranked shortlist, not weekly exports

  Every morning Prospexi delivers a ranked prospect list based on fresh signals (new director appointments, capital increases, subsidies received, contracts won). No more manually rebuilding searches or exporting stale lists.

• Company contact details from public sources, built in

  Both are company-first, and Prospexi deliberately stays that way: no personal data is stored. The difference is depth per company. Prospexi ranks each one against its sector peers on solvency, margin and growth, drawn from filed annual accounts.

• Ranked against its sector peers

  Prospexi places solvency, margin and growth beside companies in the same NACE division and size band, so a weak figure is shown as a position rather than a number. 63 solvency cohorts across 41,157 companies. A search directory shows you the figure and leaves the judgement to you.