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Everyone hits a wall now and then, but so far I’ve found running my own business to be both enjoyable and challenging

Jan 5, 2024
Margot Verhelst, Lua Onyx

“Driven by my passion for jewelry, I founded Lua Onyx in 2021. The right piece of jewelry has the power to transform your look and highlight your personality. Lua Onyx stands for beauty in simplicity and expressions of refinement and timeless elegance, and crafts jewelry with a passion for the craft and the customer!”

New physical points of sale

“Everyone hits a wall now and then, but so far I’ve found running my own business to be both enjoyable and challenging! My next milestone? Adding a few new physical points of sale, so that in addition to shopping on the website, you can also find the jewelry at a charming little boutique near you!”

The perfect accounting tool

“For a starting entrepreneur, the cost of an accountant can sometimes be (too) high. Dexxter is the perfect solution for this. It’s much cheaper, and with Dexxter, you can organize your paperwork and keep a close eye on everything. That way, you have a better overview of your income and expenses.

I’m very satisfied with Dexxter as an accounting tool. It’s user-friendly, logically structured, and has excellent customer service. Right now, I mainly use the basic features because, as a self-employed student, I don’t have much to enter besides purchase invoices and daily receipts. However, I’m very curious to explore the other features the platform has to offer once I need them!”

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Accounting. But not a second too much.

Your accounts in order.

Without time, expense or effort.

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Doing your own bookkeeping does not have to be difficult.

Accounting. But not a second too much

Your accounts in order. Without time, expense or effort.

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