If a job that matters to your company lives in a WhatsApp group, an Excel sheet and one person's memory, then the record exists three times and nobody can say which version is true. We build the smallest system that holds it once — around how your company already works, not around a template — and we prove it beside your old way before anything is switched off.
An enquiry arrives by phone, gets typed into a sheet, gets re-typed into an invoice, and gets chased from somebody's memory. Every step is a place where the same fact can be wrong, and the correction never reaches the other two copies. One system, holding each fact in one place, removes the re-typing rather than speeding it up.
We are not selling seats on somebody else's product. The system is built for the process you actually run, and it is handed over with the code, the data and the accounts in your name. If you stop working with us, nothing stops working.
We sit with the person who actually does the work, follow one real job from start to finish, and write down every place a fact is copied. Not a wish list of features — the real path, including the shortcuts people take.
One place to enter, one place to look. Where an AI step genuinely helps — reading a document, drafting, checking a figure — it is used for that step, and where it does not, it is left out rather than bolted on to look modern.
Two weeks in parallel, on real work, with the old sheet still open. Anything that does not survive those two weeks gets fixed before the switch. This is the step that most projects skip, and it is the only one that tells you whether it will be used.
Two people who can run it without us, a one-page guide, and everything in your accounts. We stay for the first month of questions, and after that you are not dependent on us to keep it running.
The digitalisation bucket is the part of EDGE most systems like this land in, and it has rules of its own.
The scheme asks for an ERP solution with at least three modules involving software deployment and/or integration. A module is a distinct business function, actually deployed, sharing data with the others. Three apps that do not talk to each other are three single-function tools, and they compete for the same S$30,000 room.
EDGE caps a company at S$100,000 a financial year, and inside that at S$30,000 for single-function digital tools, integrated systems and pre-scoped equipment. At 50% support for an SME, the S$30,000 is reached at S$60,000 of qualifying spend.
Reimbursement, one final claim, after you have paid the vendor. Filings made after the work started are retrospective and not supported. If you are talking to us about a system, the grant conversation comes first, not afterwards.
Full detail, including what is asked for at claim, is on the grants page.
One paragraph is enough: what happens now, how often, and who does it. You get a straight answer — including “a spreadsheet is fine, do not build this” if that is the truth.
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One email a week at most: what the government is offering an SME this month, which schemes have closed, and the one thing to check before you spend — in the order that keeps the claim valid. No pitch, and nothing about our own fees.