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OCT 2, 2026
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Net-entreprises gets a makeover: new home screen on 29 September, unified DSN dashboard on 21 October — filings change screen, not obligation

The GIP-MDS announces a redesign of the online workspace: a single home screen since 29 September 2026, and a DSN dashboard to track returns and handle anomalies from 21 October. Access and filings remain operational.

In a notice published on 25 September 2026, Net-entreprises presents the redesign of its online workspace: a new home screen giving access to all services, with simpler navigation for everyday filings, launched on 29 September. On 21 October, a unified DSN dashboard will let users follow all returns and manage anomalies. The site states that current access and filings remain operational; new account registrations were suspended until 29 September during the roll-out.

For a small business or a branch, this kind of screen change is exactly what costs each person a quarter of an hour: where did the menu go, which return matches which filing. An assistant can remind people of the dates, find the right page and list the anomalies to handle; a person on the team opens the account, checks and validates every filing.

For AppH

  • Recurring administrative chores are good ground for an assistant: remind of the deadline, point to where to go, prepare the list of points to check.
  • The text confirms obligations do not change: a team can adapt to the new interface without urgency.

Against / the honest limit

  • AppH does not log in to Net-entreprises, files no declaration and does not replace the accountant or payroll manager: every filing is made and validated by an authorised person.
  • The notice describes an interface change, not a measured gain; an assistant's value here is fewer missed dates and less searching, to be measured on a real case.

When the screen changes, it is the small tasks that cost time. An assistant that reminds and points the way makes sense; the filing itself stays in human hands.

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