What is a B2B ecosystem?
Business apps that belong to one platform and share the account and the data, instead of being wired together through paid integrations.
IRAS has made InvoiceNow the national e-invoicing backbone: every GST-registered business must exchange invoices over the Peppol network in UBL format. Layer in a 9 % GST regime, CPF as the statutory payroll framework, PayNow as the dominant payment rail, and ACRA as the company registry, and these rules shape every business decision. The 4b2b suite offers general online tools around them (PDF invoicing and an invoice archive, SMS and e-mail notifications, CRM, HR records, hosting), but it does not connect to IRAS, ACRA, PayNow or the Peppol network.
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Singapore did not merely adopt Peppol: it built InvoiceNow around it, with IRAS as the reference authority. Every invoice, quarterly GST F5 return and payroll run sits inside this framework. The 4b2b products do not connect to IRAS, InvoiceNow or CPF Board; this section explains the rules so you know what to do at the source.
Incorporating in Singapore involves more than filing an ACRA form. From the day the UEN is issued, the company enters the InvoiceNow Peppol ecosystem, the GST regime and the CPF payroll framework. These six topics walk through each step — and how the 4b2b suite slots in at each one.
The operational rhythm of a Singapore company: a 9 % GST regime with quarterly F5 returns, InvoiceNow Peppol transmission required for every taxable invoice, CPF contributions due monthly for every locally employed staff member, and PayNow as the dominant payment rail. These six topics cover each obligation in detail.
Singapore sits at the intersection of the global Peppol network and the ASEAN economic bloc — a founding ASEAN member with over 100 double taxation agreements, a zero-rated GST regime for exports, and an internationally recognised legal system for holding regional IP and treasury functions. These six topics address each cross-border dimension in detail.
Each product is subscribed and managed on its own brand domain: billing, support and licensing all live there. This view shows the general tools available to a Singapore-registered business. They do not connect to IRAS, InvoiceNow or CPF Board.
Built on a REST API, Webhooks, PDF invoices and e-mail and SMS. The Peppol, UBL and ISO 20022 standards are listed for information only: the ecosystem has no connection to IRAS, ACRA, PayNow or the Peppol network.
Accounting firms and professional advisers in Singapore manage portfolios of clients through ACRA, IRAS, InvoiceNow, CPF Board and MOM. The ecosystem offers general tools (PDF invoices and archive, CRM, HR records, notifications); filings with those agencies are made in their own portals.
Keep client invoices in PDF with an invoice archive, and use CRM and e-mail or SMS for client communication. GST F5 filings, CPF submissions and InvoiceNow transmissions are made in the IRAS, CPF Board and Peppol access-point channels.
Issue fee invoices as PDF and archive them, and keep client contacts in a CRM. GST treatment and ACRA or CorpPass filings remain your responsibility, handled in the official portals.
Record each client's UEN in your own records and keep client contacts and documents organised. ACRA filings and CorpPass authorisations are handled in BizFile+ and CorpPass, not in the 4b2b products.
Invoice international clients with PDF invoices and an archive, and hold the CRM and hosting side in the same ecosystem. GST zero-rating decisions and Peppol delivery are outside the products.
The 4b2b ecosystem
The 4b2b ecosystem is a group of business apps that share one account, one company record and one customer record. You switch on only the modules you need, and anything entered once shows up everywhere else — from invoicing through contracts to timesheets.
Short answers to what small companies ask most often before choosing. Each one has its own page, with worked examples and the mistakes to avoid.
Business apps that belong to one platform and share the account and the data, instead of being wired together through paid integrations.
Invoicing, accounting, CRM, ERP, HR, projects, contracts and notifications under one account, with local compliance on each market.
It removes parallel subscriptions and paid connectors: replacing six separate apps typically takes 40–60 % off the monthly bill.
One person signs in once and reaches every module; when they leave, access is revoked from a single place.
Every market has its own e-invoicing format and channel, and the ecosystem applies them from the market you selected.
Accountants, corporate secretaries and IT consultants who refer the ecosystem earn a recurring commission for every active client mandate — not a one-off referral fee. The more modules a client uses, the higher the combined commission.
Recurring commission on every client mandate you refer and retain — every active client on the ecosystem counts.
Earned on referrals arising from ACRA incorporation, UEN setup and CorpPass compliance work you carry out for clients.
Tiered upward when you integrate multiple modules — invoicing, ERP, HR and notifications — for a single client project.