AltCommerce ships with 27 core modules, all covered by the licence. The 19 modules Singapore and Southeast Asia actually run on — PayNow, Shopee, Ninja Van, InvoiceNow, Xero — we wrote ourselves.
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A platform that ignores local rails loses carts at checkout and fails audits at year end.
PayNow carries the overwhelming majority of local bank transfers and is the default for everyday amounts. Leaving it out of checkout is a straight conversion loss, so we treat it as baseline rather than optional.
Singapore's e-invoicing mandate runs on the Peppol network in PINT-SG format, with invoice data transmitted to IRAS. New voluntary GST registrants are already inside the mandate and the phased rollout continues to 2031. Our module speaks that format.
Shopee, Lazada and Qoo10 are where a large share of local demand sits. Stock, price and order sync keeps your own storefront and the marketplaces from drifting apart.
Ninja Van, J&T Express, Qxpress and SingPost cover most local and Southeast Asian delivery. Rates, labels and tracking come back into the panel.
GrabPay, ShopeePay and buy-now-pay-later options like Atome carry real volume here, especially with younger buyers. They sit alongside cards, not instead of them.
Xero is the default ledger for Singapore SMEs. Orders, invoices and payouts land there without anyone retyping them.
We build custom integrations; writing connectors is our ordinary work.
ERP, courier, payment provider or marketplace — if it has an API, we write a module for it.
An extension you bring from another installation will run on AltCommerce. We do the compatibility check.
Modules we write are carried forward through AltCommerce upgrades. Nothing gets stranded.
We will open a demo account for you — try it with your own product data. No installation, half an hour is enough.