BELFOR Europe operates a multi-country damage restoration and industrial recovery business with 1,001–5,000 employees headquartered in Germany. The tech stack reveals a Salesforce-centric operational backbone (Field Service Lightning, Service Cloud) layered with financial integration (OneStream, QlikView) and network security (Palo Alto, Aruba) — a profile typical of large field-service organizations managing complex, distributed operations. Active hiring in engineering and senior finance roles, paired with projects around IFRS compliance, multi-country Salesforce rollouts, and SASE infrastructure adoption, signals a company scaling compliance and operational standardization across European and APAC geographies.
BELFOR Europe provides damage restoration and business continuity services, responding to property damage from fire, water, and natural events across industrial, commercial, and residential segments. The company manages specialized service lines including water and fire restoration, industrial damage recovery, marine, rail, and renewable energy asset restoration. Operations span multiple European and APAC countries, requiring coordinated dispatch, compliance, and billing across jurisdictions. The organization relies on Salesforce Field Service Lightning for scheduling and resource management, OneStream and QlikView for financial consolidation, and Palo Alto/Aruba infrastructure for secure data exchange and network access control.
Salesforce (Field Service Lightning, Service Cloud), OneStream, QlikView, Palo Alto Networks, Aruba ClearPass, MuleSoft, Boomi, Azure DevOps, and TOPdesk.
Yes, actively implementing Palo Alto Prisma Access (SASE) while replacing Juniper and Aruba ClearPass network access control.
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