Picture your week
You bought the tools.
You still do the connecting.
Illustrated scenario.
SME AI Office Hong Kong
Accounting, payroll, invoicing, bookings and an online shop in one system, running Singapore businesses today. We are building the Hong Kong version next. Leave your email and you hear first.
Picture your week
Illustrated scenario.
What changes for Hong Kong
The system is the same one Singapore businesses use every day. What we are building is the Hong Kong half: the tax, the payroll and the way your customers pay.
Tax
Books kept the way the profits tax return asks for them, with no GST to get in the way.
Payroll
Payslips with MPF worked out, and the year-end employer returns ready to file.
Payments
An FPS QR on every invoice and booking with the exact amount already in it.
Being built now. Nothing here is available in Hong Kong yet.
The real screens
These are from the Singapore version, running today. Yours will look the same, in your currency and with your rules.
Shown in Singapore dollars, with CPF. The Hong Kong version shows Hong Kong dollars and MPF. Invented business, names and figures.
Questions
Not yet. It runs Singapore businesses today, and the Hong Kong version is being built now. Join the waitlist and you get one email the day it opens.
Accounting and profit and loss in Hong Kong dollars, kept the way the profits tax return asks for them, payroll with MPF, the year-end employer returns, and FPS QR on every invoice and booking. Alongside that, the same CRM, bookings, online shop, till and stock control Singapore businesses use.
The Hong Kong price is not set yet. People on the waitlist hear it first. For reference, the Singapore plan is S$365 a year for every module, with no per-user fee.
We would rather you did not. It is built for Singapore rules: Singapore dollars, GST and CPF. For a Hong Kong company the tax and payroll would come out wrong, so it is worth waiting for the version built for you.
There is no date yet, and we will not guess one. The first businesses on the waitlist help decide what is built first, and they hear the moment it opens.
Waitlist
One email when it opens. The first businesses on the list help decide what gets built first.
No newsletter. One email when Hong Kong opens, and nothing else unless you write back.
We will email you the day Hong Kong opens. Anything to tell us before then, [email protected] reaches us.