Welcome to the EIC Service Catalogue!

EIC Service Catalogue is the webpage that centralises and displays the service offers of all selected EIC Partners. The EIC Service Catalogue is searchable by different filters (project stage – pathfinder, transition, accelerator, service category, partners’ country of origin, Technology Readiness Level, etc.). Each service offer is described in terms of activities, deadlines and financial requirements. By filtering the services according to project stage, service category and date, EIC beneficiaries can find the offer that best fits their needs. The EIC Service Catalogue is targeted only towards EIC beneficiaries and Seal of Excellence holders.

Click here to watch a short introductory video about the EIC Service Catalogue.

In order to apply, you must be an EIC beneficiary under one of the following instruments or the following titles: 

• EIC Pathfinder 
• EIC Transition 
• EIC Accelerator 

You can also use the three designations of the funding instruments (EIC Pathfinder, Transition and Accelerator) to help you find a service that addresses your needs. If you select EIC Pathfinder, EIC Transition or EIC Accelerator as a filter, you will only see services targeted at the Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) and stages of development your chosen funding instrument covers. 

Seal of Excellence holders are also eligible for services and may filter the offers according to the funding instrument to which they previously applied. However, for the co-financing opportunity provided through the EIC ACCESS+ initiative, only Seal of Excellence holder from the Horizon Europe Programme are eligible.

EIC beneficiaries can apply to the EIC Partners’ services on the EIC Service Catalogue through the EIC ACCESS+ initiative. All applications should be submitted through the EIC ACCESS+ application form found here. 

Click here to read the EIC beneficiaries' brief. 

The EIC Partners offer a wide range of services, which are divided according to the following categories:

• Acceleration, Incubation and Venture Building – Business programmes that support early-stage and growth-driven innovators through mentoring, financing, planning or product development services.  
• Support Fundraising – Fundraising services encompass investor-readiness support, preparation for investor introductions, access to networks of investors and access to investment programmes.  
• Matchmaking – Services designed to help innovators connect with relevant European players and engage with business networks that are able to provide technical, financial or strategic support. 
• Business Planning – Services designed to help innovators with strategic issues (business modelling, product-market fit, market research) and business development (sales, go-to-market strategy, partnerships).  
• Coaching & Mentoring – Training to support the reskilling and upskilling of founders and their team on very specific subjects.  
• Access to Infrastructure and R&D Support – Scientific, technical support for product development or product validation. Specialised services related to the use of laboratories, coworking spaces and cutting-edge technological tools.  
• IP & Legal – Services designed to help innovators with Intellectual Property assets (trademarks, patents, copyrights) and legal/regulatory affairs (product certification, quality standards, safety regulations).  
• Due Diligence – Business appraisal services that estimate the company’s value, assets, and commercial potential. Due diligence services may have different focus (e.g., financial, legal, environmental, technological) depending on the goals of each innovator.  
• Prototyping and PoC – Tools and methods that allow experimentation and early iteration of solutions with final users. The goal is to understand if the innovation is (technically) feasible, desired (by final users) and (economically) viable.  
• HR Talent – Talent prospecting and acquisition support services.
• Internationalisation – Support for market entry and expansion beyond the current borders of the innovator’s geographic location.

The list above is not exhaustive. More categories of services will be included during the Programme when more EIC Partner services are added.

Aside from filtering by the project stage/funding instrument, there are several other options for you to search in our Service Catalogue page: 

• Find services that contain specific words by clicking on the search bar with the hourglass under the header; 
• Select one of the available service categories in the scroll-down menu under the search bar; 
• Narrow down your search by clicking the “FILTERS” button and selecting your project stage, your Technological Readiness Level (TRL), your sector, the dates on which you are looking for open services, and/or the country of the Partner providing the services you need.

After clicking on the name of your chosen service, you will be redirected to a page with its full description, including information on the respective financial requirements. 

Please click the “EIC ACCESS+ Co-funding” button below the service description to be directed to the EIC ACCESS+ webpage where you can find the application form. 

You can also find guidelines on how to apply for services through the EIC Service Catalogue on the EIC beneficiaries' brief. 

The EIC Partner services have different financial requirements, including free services, services offered at a reduced price, negotiable prices, equity deals and success fees. You can see the financial requirements for a specific service on each landing page of a service below the service description. 

The EIC Partners are relevant stakeholders from the European innovation ecosystem who provide a set of their services, resources, and expertise to EIC innovators.   

They can be public or private entities, including venture builders, accelerators, incubators, technology parks and research and technology organisations, among others. These partnerships are established through the EIC Ecosystem Partnership Programme. 

EIC beneficiaries can contact EIC Partners through the “Questions” button on the service description landing pages. A submission form will drop down where the inquirers can pose a question that will be sent to the EIC Partner offering the particular service. Inquirers should receive a response from the EIC Partners within 3 working days. If inquirers do not receive a response, the EIC Ecosystem Partnership Programme helpdesk can be contacted via eicpartnerships-helpdesk@eic-bas-eu. 

The EIC helps innovators keep up with relevant service offers through the EIC Service Catalogue Highlights. This update is tailored according to funding instrument and distributed through email on a bi-monthly basis, in order to promote new services and let you know which offers have upcoming application deadlines.

Subscribe to the EIC Service Catalogue Highlights newsletter here.

The EIC Ecosystem Partnership Programme (formerly known as the EIC Ecosystem Partnerships and Co-Investment Support programme) was launched in 2022 with the aim of expanding the EIC Business Acceleration Services by addressing two of the greatest challenges for its innovators: access to specialised sector-focused services and attracting private investors.  

The EIC Partners address the first need by providing:  

• Standalone services such as workshops, training and matchmaking on topics that are not covered by BAS.  
• Highly specific, niche services, such as access to research infrastructure, technological due-diligence or IP guidance.  
• Integration into EIC Partner’s accelerations, incubation, or venture building programmes, according to the technology stage and specificities of the innovators’ project.  

For more information, please visit the webpage for the EIC Ecosystem Partnership Programme where you can also FAQs find for the Partnerships.

The Programme runs from December 2021 to December 2025.

EIC beneficiaries can access funding support to engage with EIC Partners' services through the Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) scheme implemented through the EIC ACCESS+ programme. The process typically involves the following steps:

1. Application: EIC beneficiaries can participate in a permanent public open Call for Applications launched by EIC ACCESS+. During this stage, potential EIC beneficiaries should submit requests to access specialised services offered by EIC Partners on the EIC Service Catalogue.
2. Selection: The EIC ACCESS+ consortium will select the EIC beneficiary applications received. The selection will be made based on eligibility criteria established in the permanent call.
3. Matching:  Matching between the applicant and the EIC Partners listed in the EIC Service Catalogue will be done directly by the applicant, who will select the provider when applying. However, the applicant may request EIC ACCESS+ support to find the appropriate match. In that case, ten EIC ACCESS+ consortiums will help the EIC beneficiary to select the most appropriate service provider.
4. Grant Assignment: The eligible application will receive financial support to cover 50% of the service cost and access funding within a threshold of up to €60,000. 
    

To learn more about the EIC ACCESS+ project, we invite you to check the latest EIC ACCESS+ FAQs and more information about the EIC ACCESS+ Open Call for beneficiaries seeking financial support to access the EIC Service Catalogue.

To clarify your questions and doubts, you can also contact EIC ACCESS+ through help@eicaccessplus.eu.
 

To access the co-financing, EIC beneficiaries must apply to the permanent Call for Applications which will officially be launched on 01 November 2024. More information about the permanent call is provided on the EIC ACCESS+ project and EIC/EISMEA communication channels. 
 

EIC beneficiaries seeking more information about the co-financing opportunities provided by EIC ACCESS+ can refer to the following sources:

• EIC ACCESS+ Website.

• EIC Service Catalogue.

• Information sessions organised by EIC ACCESS+.

• EIC ACCESS+ helpdesk at info@eicaccessplus.eu and help@eicaccessplus.eu (for applicants only).

As soon as the project starts (tentative date is August 2024), more detailed information will be given on the above information sources.

To learn more about the EIC beneficiaries, we invite you to check the latest EIC Impact Report and familiarise yourself with their needs through the Needs Analysis Report. 

You can discover EIC beneficiaries in your targeted sectors, countries and stages of development in the following databases:

• EIC Accelerator Data Hub 

• EIC Transition

• EIC Pathfinder Data Hub

• EIC Fast Track to Innovation Data Hub

• EIC Fund companies (invested portfolio)

• EIC Fund companies (Dealroom.co)

You can also find general information about the EIC beneficiaries on the EIC’s FAQ.