Stock and purchasing
Stock movements, purchase orders, receiving and supplier records.
Custom software · Malaysia
Connect stock, approvals and reporting in software that fits your Malaysian business.


Stock movements, purchase orders, receiving and supplier records.
Clear owners, approval steps, deadlines and an audit trail.
Leave, attendance and payroll connections matched to your policies.
Role-based dashboards and self-service for staff or customers.
Workflow example
A general example for a team managing stock. Separate requested, approved and received quantities, with permissions and a record of each change. Agree the actual modules and integrations in scope.
From RM 10,000
A starting project price. Your written proposal defines deliverables, milestones and the fixed price for your agreed scope.
See pricingHosting, third-party services and post-launch support are scoped separately where applicable.
Use an existing product when it fits. Build custom software when specific workflows, integrations or reporting justify the extra work.
Compare custom software and SaaSYes. ETD is based in Kuala Lumpur and can scope remote delivery for Singapore teams. Before development, we agree the workflow, working language, access and hosting requirements, quote currency, third-party fees, acceptance tests and support hours. Your proposal defines handover, including code and licence arrangements, data export and operating documentation.
Our internal systems service starts from RM 10,000. The proposal depends on modules, users, approval rules, data migration, integrations and reporting. Start with one useful workflow and agree the scope, fixed build price and ongoing costs before development.
We can scope stock movements, purchase orders, receiving, supplier records and reports around your workflow. Agree which spreadsheet tasks will be replaced, how opening balances will be reconciled and what remains in your existing tools.
Yes. Start with a defined inventory, approval or reporting workflow. Check user roles, source data and integration access, then agree acceptance checks before adding more modules.
The proposal defines custom-code ownership, data export, documentation, deployment access and support. Third-party software, hosting and APIs have their own licences and costs.
Indicative development time is 6-10 weeks for a simple internal tool and 3-6 months for an ERP system with several modules. Integrations, migration and testing can change the schedule. The project proposal defines scope, milestones and the delivery timeline.