KUALA LUMPUR (April 22): Irish cloud-based software provider Enterpryze is set to launch its platform across Malaysia in partnership with United Overseas Bank (UOB).
The partnership will focus on digitalising businesses and providing enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) around Malaysia.
Enterpryze is focused on providing business and accounting solutions to start-up and high growth companies across the globe.
In a statement today, the firm said it is expanding its offerings across Malaysia to help companies of all sizes manage operations, accounting, the inventory and customer relationship management (CRM) through one platform.
Enterpryze said it will help SMEs keep track of transactions, profitability and operations.
Following its launch in Singapore in 2018, and with it building a presence across Thailand and Indonesia, the company aims to provide Malaysian SMEs with business and accounting solutions free of charge.
The Dublin-headquartered Enterpryze operates a network of over 150 partners globally with offices in Birmingham, Singapore, Malaysia, Columbia, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, Thailand, Dubai and Poland.
The firm said its solutions are built to support start-ups and solopreneurs, all the way through to larger SMEs, adding that companies will start with a free invoicing and payment solution integrated into their bank and which will grow to a full ERP solution with a single click.
Enterpryze founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Morgan Browne said now is an era where people operate everything and anything on the go, including business management.
“Enterpryze makes mobile business management easier, and we are continuing to pave the way for innovative technology that enables SMEs to succeed.
“The main goal of Enterpryze is to offer a service partnership that will drive growth, efficiency and success for businesses as they attempt to regain lost business.
“We aim to create a powerful partnership with Malaysia, and we hope our solutions can better respond to changes in business needs, desires and expectations,” said Browne.
